"notable complication" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it when referring to the consequences of a situation or issue. For example, "The company was dealing with a notable complication: the recent increase in demand for their products."
A notable complication of applying current image-guided surgery techniques of soft tissue to kidney resections (nephrectomies) is the limited field of view of the intraoperative kidney surface.
Another notable complication threatening visual function is CNV [ 4].
A further notable complication arises from the observation that family expansions are, to substantial parts, owing to LGT [ 28, 29].
The most notable complication is an unexplained vasculopathy that manifests as a transient increase in vascular permeability resulting in leakage of plasma from the circulation.
Pneumocystis jiroveci (formerly carinii) pneumonia has also been a notable complication in DBA patients treated with very high dose steroids (Huh et al, 2002).
In our series we did not encounter any notable complications related to this surgical technique.
Notable complications with the expandable nail included fracture propagation on nail inflation in 2.5 % and post-operative shortening in 3.3 %.
They also reported that all five DSAEK were successful without notable complications.
All the iguanas recovered uneventfully from anesthesia and no notable complications were associated with the procedure.
This could suggest a tendency that notable complications associated with antiviral resistance more frequently arise among such patients.
In the Western Hemisphere, lower rates of macrolide resistance have been reported (<10%), however, several epidemics with notable complications have occurred (8 – 11 ).
