The phrase "notable high" is correct and can be used in written English
You can use it to describe something that has reached a noteworthy level or degree; for example, "The company's profits reached a notable high last quarter."
That said, there are a few notable high points in the show's baggy final two seasons.
Nevertheless, there were notable high sales, including the second 1957 Chevrolet produced, a two-door from the entry-level 150 series with just 46,133 miles, that brought $165,000.
Whatever the truth, experts agree, the bottom line is that China is now entering the astronaut game with some notable high cards as well as the world's fastest-growing economy.
Aspergillus fumigatus laccase treatment was done in the presence of a mediator N-hydroxybenzotriazole which results in a notable high level of delignification of the pulp.
Notable high spending points points are in the areas of virtualization as well as optimistic staffing increases, especially in companies with under 20 employees.
This observation can be interpreted that the velocity changes at least in the last ~2 years are mostly controlled by either elastic loading or poroelastic response with notable high fracture permeability.
Though there were some notable highs, most notably his loss to Roger Federer in the 2003 Wimbledon final, Philippoussis was never again able to put together a sustained, injury-free run.
During the Cold War, OKB-155 developed some of the U.S.S.R.'s most notable high-speed jet fighters.
The BBC had a notable high-profile entertainment success this year in Strictly Come Dancing, but has struggled to match it.
She receives requests to see celebrity or otherwise notable high-priced apartments from brokers "who I know don't sell in that price range," she said.
A notable high-profile case was that of Viraj Mendis, the Sri Lankan asylum seeker who sought "sanctuary" in a church in Manchester before being forcibly deported in 1989.
