The phrase "a noticeable feature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an aspect or characteristic that stands out or is easily observed in a person, object, or situation.
Example: "The bright colors of the painting are a noticeable feature that draws the viewer's attention."
Alternatives: "a prominent characteristic" or "a striking aspect."
A noticeable feature in measured carbon fluxes is the high seasonality of their annual course.
Although color is a noticeable feature, the strongest impact is made by a cluster of black-and-white works.
The conscious reference to being Kshatriya, a characteristic among Rajputs, is a noticeable feature in post-Gupta politics.
It was hosting a cheap communal supper to be followed by a game of bingo (organised fun is a noticeable feature of Danish social life).
"The plain has risen, but the mountain is still a noticeable feature of the landscape". But while much has changed, thought and theory remain the institute's lifeblood.
A noticeable feature was the differential thickness of the host reaction to the parietal compared with the visceral surface of the graft.
This search for significance can target any noticeable feature of the poem regardless of the meaning, if any, the feature might literally encode.
This is a particularly noticeable feature of B. coahuilensis, a strain with a genome that seems to have undergone extensive size reduction [ 16].
This chapter reviews the methods of synthesis, reactions, spectral and electronic properties, and applications of 1,2,4-triazolopyrimidines. A very noticeable feature of these compounds is the ease of isomerization of the two kinetically favorable and [4,3-c] systems to the thermodynamically more stable [1,5-a] and [1,5-c] systems respectively.
A further noticeable feature appears in the UTLS region at approximately 300 hPa.
A most noticeable feature with many of these EFL tests is their extremely huge scale with millions of EFL learners taking these tests every year.
