"a noted example" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a well-known example or a particular, remembered example that is being referred to in the context of a conversation or discussion. For example, "One of the most noted examples of this phenomenon is the invention of the lightbulb."
A noted example is their use in reinforcing the abutments of Vaiont Dam in Italy.
Palmer Square, the midtown business district, is a noted example of urban redevelopment emphasizing colonial architecture.
A noted example is in the Palazzo della Signoria, Siena, crowned by a repoussé frieze and surmounted by a cresting of flowers, spikes, and some animal heads.
A noted example is the Air France headquarters at Roissy-Charles de Gaulle International Airport near Paris, which has remained white despite all the attendant aviation pollution.
The roundabout is a noted example of 1960s modernist design, and served as the setting for parts of A Clockwork Orange in 1971.
During the recordings, Norton advised Francis to alter several songs; a noted example being "There Goes My Gun" which was originally intended as a much faster Hüsker Dü-style song.
This is illustrated using a previously noted example of the ELAVL1 gene, which showed discordance across platforms in the original MAQC study, as well as in additional new examples (Additional file 1).
Among all genes associated with an RNAi knockdown phenotype, we note examples in which the adaptively evolving proteins play a well-defined role in a given molecular pathway.
That might have been a joke, though the paper's editors didn't think so, since they saw fit to print a correction after a reader noted other examples.
A United Nations official noted, for example, that the transitional law had not been incorporated into Washington's Security Council draft.
Wiggins rode without a radio, having noted the example of Judith Arndt, who won the women's event on Tuesday in what turned out to be the first part of a German double.
