The phrase "a notable finding of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing research results or significant observations in a study or analysis.
Example: "A notable finding of the research was the correlation between sleep quality and academic performance."
Alternatives: "an important discovery of" or "a significant result of".
A notable finding of this scoping review is that at present, interventions for parents of children ages 0 5 involved with the child welfare system are most frequently measured via case study and quasi-experimental designs, with randomized control trials making up 26.2% of included study designs.
A notable finding of this study, however, is the absence of acaricidal effect of methyleugenol at lower concentrations (below 100 mM) against scabies mites.
A notable finding of this study is that broad-scale geographic distribution in sphingids is more phylogenetically conserved than previous classifications had implied.
A notable finding of this study was that AOC levels were repeatable within individuals not only within breeding seasons but also among years, suggesting that relative antioxidant capacity is consistently different among individuals throughout their lives.
A notable finding of this study was that there were no QTL which exclusively affected multiple measures of the same tissue group, i.e. fat, lean or bone.
A notable finding of this work is the up regulation of ANGPTL4 expression in the adipose tissue from obese subjects, which was also found in obese mouse.
A notable finding for the MR of (Sr,La)(Ru,Fe O3 polycrystals was that the MR is highest for the sample in which the zero-field resistivity shows the highest value in the doping range of 0.10 ≤ x ≤ 0.30.
The dramatic up-regulation of CD133 is a notable finding, and the contribution of CD133+ HSCs to liver regeneration and tumor progression await further studies in rodents and humans.
A notable finding was that degeneration of the macula and posterior pole, which accounted for 7.7% of blindness registration in 1999 2000, had dropped in percentage terms and now accounted for only 3% by 2009 2010.
Nearly half of respondents said they did not have health insurance, with the vast majority citing job loss as a reason, a notable finding given the tug of war in Congress over a health care overhaul.
A notable finding was the identification of eight cancer metastasis-related proteins.
