The phrase "a mere notice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something is just a simple or insignificant notification.
Example: "The email I received was just a mere notice about the upcoming meeting, nothing more."
Alternatives: "a simple notification" or "just a notice".
Alternatively, it may be argued that the mere notice of receiving electrical stimulation (perceived as a slight itching at the beginning of the stimulation) leads to more careful driving that is independent of the stimulation condition.
What's worse, they're giving us a mere nine years' notice of the end of cheques.
She had a mere six hours' notice before going on to sing the role for which she had understudied.
The idea is to inflict damage on Pakistan's forces at a mere 72 hours' notice, seizing territory quickly enough not to incur a nuclear response.
The Amphibian Building -- ideal for tenants like investment banks, stock trading firms and the New York Stock Exchange itself -- can be locked down, revved up and piloted across the Hudson with a mere five minutes' notice.
Still half asleep, I had picked based on calories (a mere 150), not noticing the yogurt had 23 grams of sugar.
Mailer participated in the public world not innocently, as a mere observer, but greedily, eager for notice and power.
Here was one of the world's best violinists playing his heart out, and even as his enchanting melodies echoed through the hallways of Washington Metro, none but a mere few stopped to even take notice!
The first picture of the Boötes burst was taken a mere 22 seconds after the satellites noticed it.The result has worked astronomers into an ecstasy of puzzlement.
More than a mere shortage, a regional imbalance is noticed in EmOC staff distribution, with rural areas being most affected.
