The phrase "also noticed that when" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate an observation made in conjunction with a specific condition or event.
Example: "I also noticed that when the temperature rises, the reaction rate increases significantly."
Alternatives: "further observed that when" or "additionally saw that when".
He has also noticed that when criticising NGOs, the comments beneath his article are "much more supportive..
He also noticed that when Mr. Rodriguez denied taking drugs, he was seemingly contradicted by his head, which nodded slightly in the affirmative.
And indeed, I've also noticed that when you talk to people in industries, and I, for instance, talk to them about these management myths or bad practices, that people usually have some candidates in mind.
I also noticed that when Watson was faced with very short clues — ones with only a word or two — it often seemed to lose the race to the buzzer, possibly because the host read the clues so quickly that Watson didn't have enough time to do its full calculations.
We also noticed that when an EVL cell was induced to undergo apical extrusion (Fig. 4a), the surrounding DCL cells became progressively stretched and moved in synchrony with the contracting border of the extruding EVL cell (Fig. 4b e; Supplementary Movie 2).
However, we also noticed that when partners had different ideas of how to solve a problem, collaborating in a shared workspace became difficult.
Newton will also notice that when Carolina's read-option run game isn't clicking, this offense has no identity.
But I also notice that when I'm out on weekends and there's another cop there--at a wedding or a cookout or a club-I'll often spend most of the time talking with him.
Also notice that when (alpharightarrow1) we reobtain the solution of the ordinary initial value problem (y^{prime}(t)=K t)), (y(0)=c).
Also notice that when (alpharightarrow1) we reobtain the solution of the ordinary initial value problem (y^{prime}(t)=K t)), (y(a)=c).
