"in noticeable ways" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to express something that has a noticeable level of change or effect. For example: "After the storm, the nearby lake had changed in noticeable ways."
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They establish those terms by helping people out, and they don't do it in particularly noticeable ways.
The Cambridge Dictionary defines it as a "young man from a high social class who speaks loudly and behaves in a noticeable way in public".
In small but noticeable ways, Mr. Bloomberg's on-the-job training at City Hall provides him the chance to show off his new knowledge about, say, how power plants work.
As they've grown, changing the shape of my body in small but noticeable ways every few months, they've been a constant encouragement for me to evolve my sense of fashion, find new ways to show them off, attempt outfits I'd been too nervous or dysphoric to try before.
However, the number of such women is likely to be small, and given the large number of women who did not become pregnant, they will hardly have distorted the figures in that group in any noticeable way.
The moral discussion of whether or not America should engage in assassination, though, hasn't even really begun in any noticeable way.
This solution worked very well in preventing slippage and has not damaged the carpet in any noticeable way.
This high-profile lobbying is one of the most noticeable ways in which La Via Campesina has evolved, says Annette Aurelie Desmarais, a small-scale farmer from Saskatchewan, Canada.
