The phrase "a noticeable characteristic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a feature or quality that stands out or is easily observed in a person, object, or situation.
Example: "One noticeable characteristic of her leadership style is her ability to inspire and motivate her team."
Alternatives: "a prominent trait" or "a distinct feature."
The conscious reference to being Kshatriya, a characteristic among Rajputs, is a noticeable feature in post-Gupta politics.
A third noticeable characteristic of the circle map of AA dependencies is the higher density of associations in specific segments of Gag: a few sites, called hubs, have large numbers of connections, while most sites have 1 2 connections (Figure 4).
As previously detected in class B, the apparent occurrence of gene variants within classes of CIDs is a readily noticeable characteristic.
By comparing images of low-grade and high-grade tumors the gradual loss in fine regular anatomy of the neuropil appeared as a noticeable new characteristic tumor feature, because it occurred in close accordance with the tumor type and grading.
Line features such as airfields could appear as one or more complete chains; they are not identified in the landmark record types A census feature class code (CFCC) is used to identify the most noticeable characteristic of a feature.
"Cold" is, after all, the most noticeable characteristic of the season?
The first noticeable characteristic of these charts is that, due to the computational complexity of each algorithm, when comparing SS and PF algorithms under the same operation conditions, the RTF associated with SS is always higher than the associated with PF.
We found that 99% of seropositive symptomatic participants recalled experiencing polyarthralgia which is the most noticeable characteristic symptom of CHIKV fever.
One noticeable characteristic is the temperature-dependent growth of the bacterium, which requires incubation temperatures of 28° 32°C for optimal growth.
