The phrase "a notable variation in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing differences or changes in a particular context, such as data, behavior, or characteristics.
Example: "The study revealed a notable variation in the participants' responses to the survey questions."
Alternatives: "a significant difference in" or "a marked change in".
This yields a notable variation in the student population from a motivation and preparation standpoint.
There was a notable variation in the development over time in the prevalence of bothersome symptoms.
There is a notable variation in the total amount of the antenatal visits among different hospital districts in Finland [ 12].
Varying vaccine coverage rates and duration of vaccine protection over time resulted in a notable variation in terms of the reduction in HPV-related disease burden (Table 5).
In the longitudinal analysis, there was a notable variation in the prevalence of disturbing vasomotor symptoms over time, time entering the study and the compliance to the surveys.
There was also a notable variation in the number of radiographs taken ranging from 14.0percentt in Far West to 25.5percentt in the Central Coast (Table 2).
They were usually decorated with light-coloured threads on a dark, usually blue, ground (familiar from the Egyptian 18th dynasty), but a notable variation was displayed in pieces decorated with dark purple threads on a white ground.
However, a demographic comparison of patients entering the EIS across the two-year recruitment period did not indicate any notable variations in ethnic distribution, age or gender between those who did and did not consent.
A demographic comparison of patients entering the EIS across the two year recruitment period did not indicate any notable variations in ethnic distribution, age or gender between those who did and did not consent [ 12].
The limited availability of data about formulations of a drug that already shows notable variation in patient response in its original form, is concerning.
This revealed the classic 5-beta strand PAS-fold feature for all PAS-like domains in Wolbachia DvlL and CckA homologs, with notable variation in supergroups A and B Wolbachia CckA homologs.
