The phrase "a noteworthy one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is significant or deserving of attention.
Example: "The artist's latest exhibition is a noteworthy one, showcasing her most innovative work to date."
Alternatives: "a remarkable one" or "an impressive one".
The rosters for the All-Star teams were announced yesterday, and the list of players who did not make the team was a noteworthy one.
It wasn't an unexpected achievement, but a noteworthy one nonetheless.
Still, for the Mets, a team that will try to scrape runs this season from every last crevice of its roster, Harvey's moment at the plate was a noteworthy one.
The 2005 season was a noteworthy one for the Mountaineers.
Dr Corwin Sullivan of the Institute of Palaeontology and Palaeoanthropology states that "It's always great to meet a new Cretaceous tyrant, and Lythronax might just be a particularly noteworthy one.
Dr Corwin Sullivan at the Institute of Vertebrate Palaeontology and Palaeoanthropology in Beijing, who was not involved in the study, said: "It's always great to meet a new Cretaceous tyrant, and Lythronax might just be a particularly noteworthy one.
This is an especially noteworthy one.
While every item is noteworthy, one, in a very understated way, reveals the depth of their friendship and Bush's remarkable humility.
Noteworthy, one can use a dye excited only in a singlet state in combination with fullerene, which greatly enhances the directional design of such hybrid structures.
Noteworthy, one of the propagations of the haploid plant G produced a branch with larger and wider leaves than those of the rest of the plant.
Listerine describes this product introduction as one of the most significant in the brand's 100-year history — and also the most noteworthy one since Johnson & Johnson's $16.6 billion deal to acquire Pfizer consumer health care in June 2006.
