The phrase "are particularly notable in" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to highlight specific examples or instances that stand out in a particular context or field.
Example: "The findings of the study are particularly notable in the realm of environmental science, as they reveal new insights into climate change."
Alternatives: "are especially significant in" or "are remarkably prominent in".
Those ties are particularly notable in two works being shown at the Joyce SoHo: "Murals" and "Frida".
The psychologist John Horn, a prominent researcher in this area, found that older adults show decreased blood flow to the brain, that such decreases are greater in some areas of the brain than in others, and that the decreases are particularly notable in those areas responsible for close concentration, spontaneous alertness, and the encoding of new information.
The strict requirements of controlling surface defects while maintaining adequate material selectivity are particularly notable in this regard.
In the Twitter model, errors are particularly notable in medium sized cities which are surrounded by countryside (for example, the cities of Aberdeen, Lincoln and Cambridge, all with populations between 100,000 and 300,000).
Her apparent fixation with sexual modesty and her constant warnings against spiritual corruption are particularly notable in this respect, and may express a personal revulsion at having once succumbed to the blandishments of the world from which she has so violently defected.
Patrick Michaels and Fred Singer are particularly notable in this regard (Hoggan, 2009; Powell, 2011).
This development is particularly notable in regions surrounding cites like Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, Chicago, Washington, Houston and Miami, where immigration has been heaviest.
The invasion of politics has been particularly notable in the literature curriculum.
Of the singers, James Schaffner was particularly notable in the emotionally difficult role of Clifford Pyncheon.
After World War II their growth was particularly notable in France and the United States.
This is particularly notable in economic downturns, when demand and business investment are depressed.
