The phrase "a noteworthy for" is not correct in English.
It seems to be a misconstruction and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "This event is noteworthy for its impact on the community."
Alternatives: "notable for" or "remarkable for".
A sublineage of RSV-A, noteworthy for an N276S substitution in the palivizumab binding site, emerged during 2008 2009 (8 [44%] of 18 RSV-A strains) and became the predominant RSV-A clade during 2009 2010 (25 [100%] of 25 strains) in palivizumab recipients and nonrecipients.
The lack of voice and opportunity for women is a noteworthy situation for a country with such an enormous economic and political impact, particularly when we consider which countries precede her in this arena.
It was a noteworthy achievement for a school not known for its athleticism, and word of the play spread quickly through campus, Coach Jon Halpert said.
Miss Mitchell's literary career began in 1922, when she obtained a job as a reporter for "The Atlanta Journal Sunday Magazine," a noteworthy accomplishment for a woman in that era.
The CEO Forum Group selected Hackensack Meridian Health for the unique leadership practices including: a noteworthy model for merging two major systems, an alliance with Carrier Clinic to bridge behavioral and acute care.
This molecular tool provides a noteworthy benefit for quality control of medicinal plants and industry plants for pharmacological prospects.
The achievement — a noteworthy occasion for an automaker that didn't exist 15 years ago — activated a countdown for the $7,500 federal tax credit offered to consumers who buy new electric vehicles.
Canada has a noteworthy reputation for high quality health care.
It was a statistic that put the story on a fast track to the front page, providing a noteworthy benchmark for a well-established trend.
It was a remarkable run from a noteworthy group for whom absolutely everything worked out one year after everything didn't.
