The phrase 'definitely of interest' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express the idea that something is very interesting or noteworthy. For example: "This new product is definitely of interest to our customers."
Investigators did not signal that the documents discussed by Ms. Castaneda were definitely of interest until after the shredding took place and became public.
This is good news, and definitely of interest to those of us concerned about climate change, so why wasn't it featured prominently in the company's status updates?
We don't get much news from the good dorks over at Ain't It Cool News, but this one is definitely of interest to CrunchGear readers.
Definitely of interest for hardcore fans, especially for this price: Capcom plans to start selling the box on September 8 for $95.
Adding in causes like animal rights or existential risk are definitely of interest.
Guardian Media Group Chief Executive Andrew Miller this month told local media publication Encore that that "building out from Australia into the region is definitely of interest".
I can get away with a single outer shell for now, as concentrations in that shell are what I'm most interested in, but nested shells would definitely be of interest and very useful.
Hotel recommendation engine, Gekko, has just announced the launch of GekkoLinks – a new technology that will definitely be of interest to travel publishers (and other industries to come).
Reduced levels of linkage disequilibrium translate into higher numbers of uncorrelated variants, more independent tests and, hence a lower genome-wide significance threshold, and this would definitely be of interest to examine.
Dr. Allan Schapira, strategy coordinator for the Roll Back Malaria campaign at the World Health Organization, said the trial was "good news, and definitely of great interest for malaria control".
"[People] have definitely been interested, but this is definitely the pinnacle of interest that I've seen," he said.
