The phrase "a noticeable feature of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that stands out or is easily observed in a particular context or subject.
Example: "The vibrant colors in the painting are a noticeable feature of the artist's unique style."
Alternatives: "a prominent aspect of" or "a striking characteristic of".
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.
However, the attack on the national stations may well have serious effects on regional journalism, including a return to the self-censorship that was such a noticeable feature of the Soviet decades.
A Colonial Office report of 1955 echoed Balfour, fearing that "a large coloured community as a noticeable feature of our social life would weaken … the concept of England or Britain to which people of British stock throughout the Commonwealth are attached". There were worries, too, about the uncontrolled nature of immigration.
Fightbacks have been a noticeable feature of Barcelona's play in La Liga as well.
Next, a noticeable feature of the reflectance spectra is the change in the size of reflectance peaks.
This search for significance can target any noticeable feature of the poem regardless of the meaning, if any, the feature might literally encode.
As in gatherings of black artists, strong color is a noticeable feature, although two of the best paintings are almost monochromatic - "The Guide" by Pico Reinoso and "White on White" by Julio Larraz, both of them table-top still lifes.
This is a particularly noticeable feature of B. coahuilensis, a strain with a genome that seems to have undergone extensive size reduction [ 16].
A noticeable feature in the network of AA dependencies was the abundance of 'neighboring' interactions (Figure 2).
A noticeable feature in many sections of the enlarged pocket in TbMyo1 RNAi cells was the presence of large inward deformations of the flagellar pocket membrane but an absence of vesicles pinching off from the enlarged pocket.
