The phrase "amusing to note that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to highlight something that is interesting or entertaining to observe or acknowledge.
Example: "It is amusing to note that despite the challenges, the team managed to exceed their goals."
Alternatives: "funny to observe that" or "interesting to point out that".
It is also amusing to note that it is increasingly focused on very old industries – the automotive, aerospace and pharmaceutical sectors – rather than chasing futurist fantasies.
It's amusing to note that the notoriously pugnacious Mr. Laurents, who never met a score he didn't want to settle, was involved in two of the most fruitful (if often fraught) collaborations in musical-theater history.
It's amusing to note that the most Larry-like choice, Microsoft's acquiring of SAP and leaving it alone as an autonomous division to avoid a cross-cultural integration fiasco, is the course that would be most discomfiting to Oracle.
As an aside, it is amusing to note that often the same conservative opinion that bemoans the sexualisation of modern culture then demands perpetual sexual excitement from Countryfile, of all places.
It is also amusing to note that while many middle-aged men are bald or have significant hair loss, this is rarely the case with the men elected president.
It is amusing to note that while VOD was the original motivation behind asymmetric digital subscriber-lines (ADSL), by 1995 it came to be known as the "killer application" because of its fatal effect on the careers of those associated with it.You omitted two key aspects of VideoNet's service.
They hunt in twos and it was amusing to note what the players made of them.
This from TV Squad's Annie Wu: "I would also like to note that even those that haven't found this fake feud particularly amusing must find a bit of sweetness in it.
Hence, I thought it would be amusing to copy that idea.
And then one day it occurred to me it would kind of be amusing to write that book.
In another amusing premise, he notes that "evolutionary biology is not all binoculars and gorillas... safari pants and hammocks," and hangs out with bored scientists in a seedy motel in Baja who are measuring the speed of little lizards on a portable racetrack.
