The phrase "are especially salient" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that certain points or features are particularly noticeable or important in a given context.
Example: "In this discussion, the environmental impacts of climate change are especially salient, highlighting the urgency of our response."
Alternatives: "are particularly prominent" or "are notably significant."
These two interrelated observations about technology are especially salient for our burgeoning information age.
Despite their prevalence, these rather formal approaches to agency have prompted significant critical objections, among which three are especially salient.
They are especially salient to recent literature contrasting context effects with the notion of stable and inherent preferences.
These concerns are especially salient in the climate of fear and hysteria that surrounds what many have accurately called a parent's worst nightmare.
Tensions around time frame are especially salient, because a firm's long-term survival depends on experimenting, taking risks, and learning from failure in the pursuit of new products, services, and processes.
The severely adverse scenario will be developed to reflect specific risks to the economic and financial outlook that are especially salient but will feature minimally in the scenario if the Board were only to use approaches that looked to past recessions or relied on historical relationships between variables.
Some themes stand out as being especially salient.
The issue is especially salient now, with President-elect Donald Trump having chosen Betsy DeVos as his education secretary nominee.
Here in the USA, this conversation is especially salient b/c of hot debates over immigration reform.
Something like that dynamic is what many white feminists saw on display in the Simpson verdict; but it's among women that the racial divide is especially salient.
The issue is especially salient in Wisconsin, where African-Americans constitute only six per cent of the population but thirty-seven per cent of those in state prison.
