The phrase "especially notably" can be used in written English.
It is typically used to emphasize something that is particularly noteworthy. For example, "He has achieved many accomplishments in his career, especially notably earning a nomination for a prestigious award."
Their Gayfield toils, most notably in the final third, were rendered especially notable by the names on their team sheet.
The actresses are especially memorable, notably Akie Namiki as Hiroko Nagata, a militant horror show who, with cat-sly looks and smiles, reveals the human frailties that pitched comrade against comrade, as self-interest trumped self-criticism and became self-annihilation.
Brown's colleague, Kevin Fallon, stated that "Like prom, this episode was Glee at its best and its worst", and MTV Aly Semigran thought that it "wasn't as strong or cohesive as last week's 'Rumours, but said it "certainly had its moments, especially some notably hilarious ones".
And that's for the worse, especially given how notably different he sounds when the beat beneath him is optimistic.
She especially favoured Shakespeare (notably Macbeth) and moody 18th-century graveyard verse, but she did also compose her own poetry to make for the right atmosphere.
In other devices, notably especially the Sony Xperia Z3+, the processor has a tendency to overheat, making the phone overly hot and reducing its performance.
It may take a bit longer to tell if the Taliban there have entirely given up, or if pockets of resistance endure, especially from the notably fierce non-Afghan contingent.
Some of the stage effects are especially charming, most notably the vivid lighting during the "Jolly Holiday" production number which performs magical transformations on an English garden.
Canada is founder of Harlem's Children's Zone and especially charter schools, notably Harlem Success Academy, featured in the hit film, Waiting for "Superman".
This rapid response is crucial in all tissues especially during injury, notably in the heart and brain [5].
