The phrase "a notable win for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to highlight a significant victory or achievement for a person, team, or organization.
Example: "The championship title was a notable win for the underdog team, showcasing their hard work and determination."
Alternatives: "an impressive victory for" or "a significant triumph for".
The original Apple partnership was a notable win for the San Francisco-headquartered startup.
For example, Hulu recently acquired the exclusive rights to stream all the episodes of Seinfeld on its network, which was a notable win for the service.
While today's decision by the NSA is viewed as a notable win for privacy advocates, it's not quite a full victory.
This year, for the first time, the ACRM conference will have four symposiums on music and neuroscience: a notable win for NMT as a whole.
The Guernsey player was making a few more errors than she had in the opening set and she allowed Vesnina to level at 4-4 but she piled the pressure on when the world number 83 served to stay in the match and took her first match point for a notable win.
Second-half goals from Dean Whitehead and Peter Crouch earned Stoke a notable win in Tel Aviv and took them to the brink of qualification for the knockout stages of the Europa League.
Then the Mexican sealed a notable win, to make it maximum points from three matches.
There's also been a few notable wins for the UFCW so far, like the establishment of a health insurance trust that can provide cannabis employees with medical coverage, according to Robert Chlala, policy researcher for the UFCW in LA.
There are 481 titles announced so far, she said — they include some notable wins, including the console exclusive for Double Fine Adventure, Tim Schaefer's Kickstarter-financed game.
Among other notable wins: "Between Two Ferns With Zach Galifianakis" for short-format live-action entertainment program, "The Saturday Night Live 40th Anniversary Special" for variety special and "Louis C.K". for variety special writing.
