The phrase "a notable list of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a collection of items, people, or achievements that are significant or worthy of attention.
Example: "The conference featured a notable list of speakers, including industry leaders and renowned experts."
Alternatives: "an impressive array of" or "a distinguished selection of".
For a contemplative and amiable man, Finlay accreted a notable list of run-ins with the authorities and his friends.
Fon also has a notable list of investors that includes powerhouses like Atomico Ventures, Google, IndexVentures, Sequoia Capital, and Skype.
One of the greatest action directors working in the world and one of the most excitingly prolific, Mr. To amassed a notable list of credits in the 1980s and 1990s before his films started showing up on the festival circuit.
For years, the organization has attracted a notable list of representatives, including Barbara Bush, the daughter of the former President George W. Bush, and the hockey player Sean Avery.
A well-known wine retailer in California, K&L wine merchants in San Francisco and Redwood City, is considered by many to have the best online wine site in the country, with a notable list of California, Oregon and Washington wines, as well as just-released and rare vintage French, Italian and German wines.
In return for £1.99 a week, Alexi members have access to the personal recommendations of a notable list of writers including Man Booker winners John Banville and Peter Carey, as well as Ali Smith, John le Carré and Bret Easton Ellis.
Stealthy London-based fintech startup Curve has closed a $2 million seed round from a rather notable list of early backers.
Diaz is perhaps the least heralded 160-pound wrestler at state and does have a notable victory listed outside of his sectional win.
Kingfish Hall has a notable, well organized list of American and international wines.
In the Fodor's guides, users can choose a neighborhood in a given city and see a list of notable sights, restaurants, nightlife spots, shops and hotels, arranged in order of their proximity to the user.
