The phrase "as notable in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to highlight the significance or prominence of something within a specific context or field.
Example: "The research findings are as notable in the field of environmental science as they are in public policy."
Alternatives: "as significant in" or "as remarkable in".
Her essays, poems and fiction have appeared in journals including APR, Raritan, Gettysburg Review, Michigan Quarterly Review, and Southwest Review, and four essays have been listed as "Notable" in Best American Essays collections.
Sometimes there is disservice -- but perhaps nothing as notable in recent years as the furor that Basil Paterson confronted as New York's secretary of state in 1981, during his investigation of the apartment referral industry.
The historian David Lavender, reviewing the book for The New York Times, wrote that the author had "achieved a feat of historical discovery as notable in its own way as were some of the physical excursions into the West that he describes so well".
The E.U. and Canada standout as notable in this regard, but there are a number of other countries as well.
The names that will adorn the great universities and post-secondary providers of tomorrow will be as notable in 150 years as Leland Stanford is to aspiring disruptors today.
By reducing the number of resistance loci by a factor of six (from 144 QTLs to 24 meta-QTLs), meta-analysis highlights the well-known resistance gene clusters on chromosomes IV and V, and also points out loci which had not appeared as notable in individual experiments like the loci on chromosomes I, III, VII, and XII.
Long derided as an irrelevance, the retired book-keeper and his government enjoyed a triumphant finale in 1990 when they were invited to Warsaw to bestow legitimacy on the freely elected president, Lech Walesa.Almost as notable as Mr Walesa in toppling communism was Anna Walentynowicz, a crane operator in the same Gdansk shipyards where Mr Walesa had been an electrician.
It's a list in search of newness, somewhat self-consciously; who's out is as notable as who's in for one of America's highest awards.
Wedge-tailed eagles were gazetted as notable wildlife in Victoria in 1998.
A clinically significant increase of 7 points was observed in total QoL, as well as notable increases in functional well-being (+4; p = .077).077
Recent years have seen a substantial decline in the use of daclizumab, with a substantial rise in polyclonal T-cell depleting anT-cell depletingetantibodiesand/orl as notabletanercept in sirolimus use, with increased use of mycophenolic acid.
