The phrase "a notable difference for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant distinction or change that affects a particular subject or group.
Example: "There is a notable difference for students who study regularly compared to those who do not."
Alternatives: "a significant difference for" or "a marked difference for".
A notable difference, for me, is that the moral queasiness of last series is still lacking – we are reminded of the VP's drone strike, but this feels less ambiguous in terms of who is good, and who is evil.
This is a notable difference for the year 2012 among the three sites considered in this work.
For example, in the blood count data (Data S1 Fig. S7), there is only a notable difference for the platelet count (nPlt) that is not prognostic.
Trump did not tweet about GM's announcement Friday, a notable difference from his praise for Ford earlier in the week after that automaker said it would invest $1 billion at a facility in Michigan.
The F1 generation had an average of 16% males, which had a notable difference from the expected sex ratio for both a male heterogametic (expected: no males) and female heterogametic (expected: 50% males) systems.
From this figure, one also can see that a notable difference exists for measured thermal conductivity ratios with the addition of different nanoparticles.
This 'strict' analysis resulted in a notable difference only for prostate cancer risk, which now showed a statistically significant estimate (OR 1.27; 95% CI 1.03, 1.54; P = 0.02) (Supplementary Material, Table S1).
A notable difference appeared for Biology SFES, who consistently reported that their efforts were not valued or understood by their university to a degree not seen across other disciplines examined.
A notable difference was observed for patients aged 35 or less, who accorded lower ranking to being involved in decisions regarding their care than did older patients.
A notable difference is apparent for the osmY gene, indicating that promoter activity and mRNA accumulation are not identical in this case.
Wright's modification makes for a notable difference; see the final paragraph of this section.
