The phrase "a salient finding is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing an important or noteworthy discovery or conclusion in a research context.
Example: "In our study on climate change, a salient finding is the significant impact of rising temperatures on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "a key discovery is" or "an important conclusion is".
A salient finding is that, regardless of the underlying traffic pattern, the efficacy of NPO is correlated to the coefficient of variation of the traffic matrix.
Regarding calcium-phosphorus and PTH levels, a salient finding is that only 28.7% of subjects with stage 3 and 20.7% of subjects with stage 4 had levels of PTH within the recommended targets based on K-DOQI guidelines [ 28- 31].
A salient finding is that older patients (age >80), women, and those with more severe stroke (NIHSS 15-42) seemed to have greater benefit from warfarin treatment, yet these patients were less likely to be treated with warfarin in clinical practice.
A salient finding was the difference between how men and women identify themselves as a person with diabetes or disclose their diagnosis to others.
After adjusting P-values for multiple testing using a Bonferroni correction, our most salient finding is a positive association between CRC risk and a high intake of pan-fried beefsteak, which seemed more important for MMR-deficient tumors.
In the contemporary period, the most salient finding is a decline in admission incidence for schizophrenia from 2005.
The salient finding is that even a single episode of mild hypoglycemia, defined as BG < 70 mg/dL, was associated with increased risk of mortality.
The first salient finding is the relatively large adjusted (R^{2})s of Eq. (4) for years 2008 2012, in contrast to the low ones for 1996 2007.
The most salient finding is that central Ministries and local governments are two sources of institutional force that could impose or encourage university industry collaborations without considering the geographic distance between them.
Salient finding is that country of birth of the parent had an effect on PedsQL scores in group 8-12.
The salient finding is that the precise magnitude and timing of PKD2 activation during T-cell development is critical.
