The phrase "apt note" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a note or comment that is appropriate, relevant, or fitting in a particular context.
Example: "Her apt note about the project's timeline helped clarify our next steps."
Alternatives: "relevant comment" or "appropriate remark".
And on that apt note, the ref blows for full-time!
A disappointing display by England in the field ended on an apt note when Yusuf Pathan cracked the last ball of India's innings hugely back over Patel's head for six.
Thanks for the input, Jim! Hazy though it may be, this stance on laying bare the flesh struck an apt note in the context of my weekend at the Live Arts Festival, since by the time I saw "27," I had already attended two shows that made a spectacle of nudity, albeit in contrasting literal and figurative forms.
On a side but apt note, Google's erstwhile mantra was -- Don't be evil!
He crosses paths with a businessman who has been inspired by a self-help book called "Caesar, CEO: Business Secrets of the Ancient Romans" and thus refers to a rival company as Carthage; a drab, well-known literary figure who teaches a writing class ("For ease and accuracy I'll call her SpaghettiHair HamsterFace," Pete says) and an editor who makes sadly apt notes about Pete's manuscript.
It's apt to note that the latter is an adaptation of stories by Henry James — starring Truffaut as an obituary writer whose life is anchored by his elaborate rituals of mourning.
It is, perhaps, apt to note in this context that Mishima's works are rife with homoerotic imagery and sadomasochism, that he was known to frequent the gay bars of Tokyo, and that his early novel "Confessions of a Mask" tells the story of an anguished, alienated teen-age boy, coming of age in repressed postwar Japan, who discovers that he is gay.
It's apt to note, days after the reissue of "Shoah," that the selection of Saul Bellow's letters that ran in the April 26th issue of the magazine (available to subscribers) features one of the most profound reflections on the Holocaust that I've ever read.
Early on, in a turn of phrase that now seems both hackneyed and painfully apt, Elizabeth notes that the key to success is knowing the right moment to play your "trump card".
It has focused dark berry fruit and notes of chocolate, the good chalky kind – perhaps chocolate liquorice log is more apt given the note of aniseed in there too.
So it seems an apt moment to note that at Coke, product names nearly outnumber megapixels.
