The phrase "notable gift" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a gift that stands out, such as a memorable or special present. For example, "My parents gave me a notable gift for my birthday - a beautiful new watch."
But his most notable gift may be his instinct for picking the right collaborators.
This young Lithuanian's notable gift, with decades of discovery and experience yet to come, is in taking relaxed, steady tempi, holding back, then building up to exciting release.
For their part this United will no doubt remain relentlessly watchable, win lose or draw, the most notable gift so far of the Van Gaal era.
Cason was a committed Protestant, a quiet woman who shunned publicity and worked unobtrusively for many causes for the rest of her life, whereas Hayden had a notable gift for publicity in the service of many radical causes.
She enriched the Museum's collection with work by Pierre Bonnard, Pablo Picasso, Joan Miro, Ellsworth Kelly, Louis Valtat, Edouard Vuillard, and, in a particularly notable gift made with her late husband, William Jaffe, with a selection of sixteen prints by Edvard Munch.
Already, Giftbit has worked with several notable companies for its gift card marketplace, like Gusto, AutoDesk, Red Bull, LogMeIn, HubSpot and others.
The gift is notable for a couple of reasons.
We identified a couple of notable others (God's Gift, The Wandering Penis), but as these types seemed to overlap a bit with those detailed above, I'll leave them to your imagination.
American actress whose most-notable roles highlighted her gift for physical comedy and raunchy one-liners.
Promising curated gifts from notable designers and tech industry celebs for $25/month, Quarterly quickly found an eager audience.
His tenure was, perhaps, most notable for securing a $100m gift from Stephen Ross, a business developer and alumni.
