The phrase "a notable condition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific situation or state that is significant or worthy of attention.
Example: "The study revealed a notable condition that affects the majority of patients in the trial."
Alternatives: "a significant condition" or "an important condition".
In August, China's Ministry of Commerce attached a notable condition in allowing Wal-Mart Stores to bolster its stake in one of China's biggest e-commerce companies, Yihaodian.
Supported by UNFPA, the resolution pushes for an increased focus on obstetric fistula and maternal health for 2015, including making fistula a "notable condition" that would improve tracking and estimations of fistula prevalence and incidence.
Ken had one notable condition: The equity used to hire more people before going public would come out of Bernie and Arthur's share.
Notable conditions involving necrotic tissue death include avascular necrosis and gangrene, which result from a lack of blood supply to the affected area; necrotizing fasciitis, which is caused by a rapidly spreading bacterial infection; and loxoscelism, in which venom in a bite from a recluse spider (Loxosceles) produces a gangrenous wound.
Hawley is also now campaigning that he supports insurance companies covering preexisting conditions, a notable shift in rhetoric.
Findings from multiple epidemiological surveys on the presence and treatment of common mental disorders (CMD) in adults, carried out in both developed and developing countries, typically report a notable prevalence of these conditions, but a serious level of under-treatment [ 1– 8].
In conclusion, this study represents to our knowledge one of the few studies conducted on vertebrates (research on the common frog being a notable example) in controlled conditions that has revealed pronounced divergence in genotype−environment interactions among strains of a same species.
The adsorption of PPCA on Eagle Ford was more significant at slightly acidic conditions, and PPCA adsorption onto Marcellus did not exhibit a notable difference between different pH conditions.
Stephen W. Hawking, the British physicist who has lived almost 40 years with the condition, is a notable exception.
A notable difference in the geophysical condition between the Russian and Japanese ionosonde sites is the magnetic inclination (dip angle), which affects the ionosphere atmosphere dynamical coupling and radio propagation of vertical incidence ionosonde sounding.
As above investigations presented, Raman spectroscopy is a notable method for understanding precancerous condition and adenocarcinoma in the stomach.
