"notable percentage" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
You can use "notable percentage" to describe a significant or noteworthy portion of something, often in comparison to other percentages. It can be used in various contexts, such as statistics, surveys, analysis, and discussions. Example: "According to the latest survey, a notable percentage of students reported feeling overwhelmed by the workload."
Manuals accounted for 6.5 percent of the total new vehicle sales and leases, a notable percentage, Edmunds said, considering only 19 percent of 2,360 passenger vehicles on sale offered manuals, down from 29 percent of 2,391 models in 2006.
In Canada, where these lands still occupy a notable percentage of the territory (~ 14%), efficient strategies and public awareness measures to protect them are required.
Car accidents represent a notable percentage of deaths or serious injuries, which makes the study of driver behavior a crucial issue for understanding and improving road safety.
Game-related revenue made up a notable percentage of the company's revenue as it went public, with one gaming company, Zynga, accounting for 12percentt of the company's annual revenue at the time of its IPO.
Because corn is widely grown in the world, the corn cob is abundant, readily available and cheap, a notable percentage makes up the by-product of maize processing (Niu et al. 2016) and has been widely used in industry and agriculture.
A notable percentage of the dance floor was versed in the rapid-fire, limb-locking style of dancing that accompanies footwork's frenetic beats.
In the Fläming region Scots pine dominates with almost 75% and only beech (13%) and oak (6%) have notable percentages.
It is notable that the percentage of up-regulated genes among the IgM-identified clones were twice the percentage of up-regulated genes among the IgG-identified clones.
What's notable is the percentage of people who don't see what makes a smartwatch particularly useful.
What's especially notable is the percentage yearly growth of each OS on smartphones.
Both groups were generally similar, with the notable exception of percentage of patients on fluid restriction at trial beginning.
