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Discover LudwigThe phrase "at noticing" is not standard in written English and may be considered awkward or incorrect.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to the act of becoming aware of something, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "She excelled at noticing the small details that others often overlooked."
Alternatives: "in noticing" or "when it comes to noticing".
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Dr Roberts found them adept at noticing diseased arteries, as well.
Wallinger is good at noticing things, teasing out meanings where you least expect them.
She's just a woman in her 40s who's good at noticing things.
People in a good mood were also worse at noticing an act of deception than people in a bad mood.
"But, for me, Gibson is better than almost anybody at noticing what's genuinely interesting about the world.
So Peyton, so astute at noticing the slightest twitch by a defender, is reluctant to say that Eli may be doing anything different now.
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AT first, you notice the balloons.
Look at notice boards around campus.
The hospital management team reinforced its posting of decisions and priorities at notice boards.
The fans at Continental Arena noticed.
Our pals over at iLounge noticed something with Apple.
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