"notable factors" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to something particularly noteworthy, such as in the sentence: "Recent research has revealed a number of notable factors contributing to the declining population of bees."
There are many notable factors from Western Sydney Wanderers' ground-breaking continental conquest.
Other notable factors mentioned by Weber included the rationalism of scientific pursuit, merging observation with mathematics, science of scholarship and jurisprudence, rational systematisation and bureaucratisation of government administration and economic enterprise.
The 37 significant or notable factors are annotated in the figure.
Staff shortages, transportation, inadequate supportive supervision, and a lack of essential supplies and functional equipment are notable factors of the working environment that contribute to dissatisfaction.
Age, educational status, use of internet and HIV status disclosure are the most notable factors that are associated with the willingness of patients to receive text message medication reminders.
In this study, the most notable factors that predicted long-term remission at years 1 and 5 of adalimumab treatment were early treatment responses at week 12, particularly achievement of remission.
But the most notable factor is the political book as trial balloon.
The most notable factor is the instigator penalty, which penalizes a player for retaliating against a cheap shot.
Inventories also were a notable factor with the summer drought in the Midwest shaving overall growth 0.4 percentage point as farm inventories dropped.
YouTube is a big part of the reason why Minecraft is such a strong, well-loved gaming brand in 2014 – and it's also a notable factor in Microsoft's decision to buy Mojang for $2.5bn this summer.
Another notable factor at Goodison was the Everton manager constantly ordering his players to remain composed and not overcommit on the counter-attack once they had taken a 3-1 lead.
