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The phrase "most notably his" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to emphasize something that stands out or is especially noteworthy about a person, place, or thing. For example, "John achieved many accomplishments in his lifetime, most notably his groundbreaking research on the effects of climate change."
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Franco's situation is clouded by several factors, most notably his age.
So it's his own character, most notably his politics, that are under the microscope.
Some scholars, most notably his student Franz Rosenzweig, interpreted this as a major turn in Cohen's thought.
He has made some enemies, though, for his braggadocio onscreen, most notably his calling himself "the Muhammad Ali of beards".
Most notably, his project for HBO, Boardwalk Empire, has become a popular and critical hit in the States.
Later, Newman's career would also include some significant work for film, most notably his music for Pixar's "Toy Story" movies.
Most notably, his voice, once strained and wayward in pitch, had matured into a warm, full-bodied instrument.
Mr. Paulson's departure created a number of vacancies, most notably his job, which was filled by Mr. Blankfein.
On others, most notably his justice departments's unwillingness to prosecute Bush administration torturers and financial sector lawbreakers, he's been infuriating.
But American filmgoers have had to make do with tantalizing glimpses of him in undersize parts, most notably his striking performance as the idealistic Arab prince in "Syriana".
President George W. Bush did some good things in Africa, most notably his administration's large-scale funding to improve health care on the continent.
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