"get noticed by" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone getting attention from a person or group. For example, "She was determined to get noticed by the CEO of the company."
NOTES -- These riders barely get noticed by the other categories.
This is the vexing lesson of Fountain's long attempt to get noticed by the literary world.
Meanwhile, the list of new ways to get noticed by the masses is shrinking fast.
teams will get noticed by scouts when they play a guarantee game.
"Edinburgh used to be the place where I could get noticed by agents and producers.
You'll get noticed by the teaching assistant, who will immediately recognize your freshman zeal for real-life adventure.
— DAVID CARR On Election Night, "coattails" can also mean a marketer's trying to get noticed by using election language in ads.
While his camps are primarily about instruction, he said, they also provide an opportunity to get noticed by someone who has connections.
Once completed, you film is submitted to film festivals all over the world to hopefully get noticed by a wider audience.
Ms. Lingle deserves credit for creativity in trying to get noticed by voters in Hawaii, a state with abysmal voter turnout and deep election inertia.
Yes, it's hard to get noticed by traditional publishers, but there's a great deal of opportunity out there if you've got the right story.
