The phrase "a note including" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to specify that a note contains certain information or details.
Example: "Please send me a note including the meeting agenda and any relevant documents."
Alternatives: "a note that contains" or "a note with".
A Turkish Airlines flight bound for Brazil was forced to make an emergency landing today, after a note including the word "bomb" was found in the toilet.
"We still think there are quite a few issues facing LeapFrog," wrote Deutsche Bank's Jeetil Patel in a note, "including management credibility, toy retail market uncertainty, ongoing competitive pressures, potential gross margin pressure and visibility for 2004 in general".
The deal could bring a number of advantages to both companies, said research firm Global Insight in a note, including geographic diversification, economies of scale and better management of renewable facilities.
There was a note included, saying, "Say hello to your relatives from Auschwitz".
In a note included in the response to Muckrock's FOIA, Flynn decried the presentation.
A note included in the study highlights the difficulty gathering this research, due to lack of cooperation from some bakeries, shops and the waste disposal industry.
Britten insisted that there should be no applause at the end of the piece, going so far as to have a note included in the programme.
She noted also that Jacobson had written, in a note included with his order, that he would be doing more business with the company later and that he wanted to "(b e discreet in order to protect you and me".
17– 19, 21 Our current retrospective study had several limitations of note, including a small sample size (546 PTCs, 144 PTMCs).
As a final note, include a list of abbreviations.
Other features of note include a gym, a game room and a garden room with a fireplace.
