The phrase "a notable phase of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or important stage or period in a process, development, or event.
Example: "The Renaissance was a notable phase of cultural and artistic revival in Europe."
Alternatives: "a significant stage of" or "an important period of".
We analysed the surrounding soils and used corresponding pedosignatures in the mire sediments to characterise notable phases of erosion and deposition.
In fact, during the last 100 years, Pleione has demonstrated notable phase changes as a Be phase until 1903, a B phase (1905 1936), a B-shell phase (1938 1954), and another Be phase (1955 1972).
The samples were assigned to a combination of compartments (fermenter, post digester) and time phases (I IV): notable phase I (blue symbols days 0 14), phase II (green symbols days 23 58), phase III (red symbols days 73 137) and phase IV (pink symbols days 164 233).
FACS confirmed the robust inhibition of DNA synthesis in aphidicolin-treated MCF10A cells, with a single S phase peak over 1-4 days of treatment, whereas MRC5 cells showed a notable loss of S phase cells over the treatment period.
Energy dispersive X-ray spectrometry shows that the average Mn concentration can be raised from 0.4 to 1.8% by increasing Mn fluxes without formation of secondary phases resulted in a notable enhancement of the saturation magnetization as well as coercive force in these nanorods.
Consistent with an increased sub-G1 AGS cell population, there was a notable decrease of cells in G1, S and G2/M phases.
A notable proportion of patients who received maintenance therapy in a phase III trial had long-term survival of >5 years, indicating that this approach is also feasible and warrants further evaluation (Maio et al, 2013).
A notable feature of these latter sequences was the requirement for phase-transfer conditions to install the 2-bromoallyl group on the sulfonamides.
