The phrase "also reported a notable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing findings or observations that have been documented or shared, particularly in research or news contexts.
Example: "The study also reported a notable increase in user engagement after the new features were implemented."
Alternatives: "also noted a significant" or "also documented a remarkable".
CBS also reported a notable increase in digital usage.
(Late last month the analyst also reported a notable sales spike for Xiaomi on its home turf, estimating it shipped 15M smartphones in Q2 in China, ranking fourth — though Huawei maintained first place with shipments of 23M units).
In addition to down-regulating TLR9, we also reported a notable decrease in TLRs 7 and 8 in CaSki and HeLa compared to C33A cells.
But almost as many cities reported a notable decline in recent months.
A majority of the 419 runners reported a notable nonchalance about proper hydration.
Others also reported notable improvements in health linked to adherence behaviour changes.
Heroku also reports several notable examples [21]: PageLever, an analytics platform for measuring a brand's presence on Facebook, processes 500 million Facebook API requests/month, which are then stored in a database.
Likewise, in another GWAS including 2,115 ESCC cases, 2,240 gastric cancer cases and 3,302 controls in another Chinese population, Abnet et al. also reported that rs2274223 was a notable signal for susceptibility to ESCC and GCA [ 10].
The SUM159 breast carcinoma cell line is also reported to have several notable changes including a loss on chromosome 5q and gain on chromosome 8q24 [ 27, 28].
However, the authors also report notable off-target effects of CRISPR-based gene-editing, low efficiency of homologous recombination directed repair (HDR), mosacism and unwanted mutations, substantiating the concerns that the therapeutic application of these new techniques could have unpredictable safety risks.
A notable percentage of students also reported having seriously considered suicide (12.7%) and having attempted suicide (7.6%).
