The phrase "curious to note" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to express that you find something interesting or noteworthy.
Example: "It is curious to note that the results of the experiment were contrary to our initial hypothesis."
Alternatives: "interesting to observe" or "noteworthy to mention".
Functionality varies greatly as well, and it's curious to note that one of the breakout hits has been a 99-cent item called iFart Mobile, from InfoMedia Inc.
I'm pleased to discover I'm high in openness (which is about art, adventure and curiosity), unsurprised to discover I'm low in extraversion and agreeableness (I'm a grumpy loner), and curious to note I'm high in neuroticism.
It is curious to note that Mr. Bettany, having played the imaginary friend of a great (and real) scientist in "A Beautiful Mind," is now portraying a scientist with an imaginary friend of his own.
It is curious to note that in the two Brooklyn flaps the artists who made works considered by the mayor to be anti-Catholic both stressed that they were Roman Catholics.
Given my general admiration for Ms. Prada's work and relative indifference to other important Italian labels, it feels curious to note that to a certain extent it was design traditionalists like Giorgio Armani and Ermenegildo Zegna who carried the day.
Of course, Barcelona are always a major attraction, regardless of whether they are playing in a Clásico or merely training amongst themselves, but it is curious to note how their latest victory didn't register too highly on the Champions League richter scale of excitement.
These stores will reportedly carry Google's Nexus devices as well as Chromebooks, but the curious report goes on to note that Google conceived the project as a way to get its ambitious Glass project in front of more people.
Though this finding may seem curious, it is interesting to note that it is not at all unusual since other authors (especially Pinto and Zhu (2009), and Larraín and Tavares (2004), to some extent) have also found similar results, highlighting the importance of increasing wealth as the most important tool in reducing corruption.
One curious point to note however is that the effect on baseline locomotion of aPPTg lesions is very similar to that seen after LDTg lesions (Alderson et al. 2005) despite the observation that the LDTg projects overwhelmingly to the VTA, not SNC.
A curious outcome which is worth to note is that the scenarios did not turn as contrasting as initially meant by the facilitating team, but rather the groups tended to construct futures with significant similarities, closer to an "official" and/or normative future.
When she first tied up an old steel barge next to the Brooklyn Bridge 35 years ago, curious longshoremen noted tiny, mop-haired Olga Bloom coming and going with a violin, mysterious as a Magritte figure.
