The phrase "are noted with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something is accompanied by or associated with specific notes or comments.
Example: "The findings of the research are noted with detailed explanations in the appendix."
Alternatives: "are accompanied by" or "are marked with".
*Hills located on private property are noted with an asterisk.
(On September 7, 1909, Lefebvre was the first pilot to die in an airplane crash. In the text following, pilots who died when their airplanes crashed or in aerial combat are noted with a death date).
A phone call never starts with "hi, how's things?" but "I haven't seeeeeen you for so long!"; a new dress never goes unnoticed without a compliment; career highs and lows are noted with either glee or a resoundingly blunt critique.
Some of the season's more dour observances are noted with a single carol or hymn apiece, but given the nature of the feasts these are in some ways the most striking.
By turns vivid and grubby, sharp and distracted, "Fix" aligns its mood with the view (the ruins of the South Central Farm are noted with a moment of rueful silence) to deliver a love letter to Los Angeles as well as an ode to fraternal obligation.
The results are noted with plus, star, and circle, respectively.
Some deficiencies of such a system are noted with respect to reproduction of spectra.
In this linearization, two separate slopes are noted with a total ligand content of 37.1 nM.
In the weather example, daylight hours and temperature differences are noted with the property contrasts at high and low latitudes.
The rotation angles were the same for global minimization, but slightly greater differences are noted with the PZ method.
Of the Forbes International 500 companies, 309 trade here as ADRs; such stocks are noted with a n in the tables that start on p. 129.
