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The phrase "are conspicuous for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to highlight or emphasize specific qualities or characteristics that stand out in a subject.
Example: "The flowers in the garden are conspicuous for their vibrant colors and unique shapes."
Alternatives: "are notable for" or "are distinguished by".
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The flowers are conspicuous for their colour, fragrance, and nectar.
The Spiriferida are conspicuous for the great elaboration of the spiral brachidium.
Black townships, even the most densely populated, are conspicuous for their lack of commercial buzz.
Density variations are conspicuous for early type stars (i.e., stars of higher temperatures) even after allowance has been made for interstellar absorption.
(Among present-day female comics whose work is included, Roseanne Arnold and Lily Tomlin are conspicuous for their absence). Only rarely do its conversational interludes provide information of comparable interest.
His earliest paintings are conspicuous for the almost enamel-like brilliance of the colours, the strong chiaroscuro called Tenebrism, and the extraordinary virtuosity with which all the details are rendered.
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Hubert de Givenchy was conspicuous for his height and distinction.
IN THE end, it was conspicuous for the chuckles.
Unfortunately, the editorial was conspicuous for what wasn't mentioned: any discussion of new revenues.
Eugenides's two previous novels have been conspicuous for their narrative perspectives.
Among Soviet apparatchiks, he was conspicuous for his openness and even introspection.
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