The phrase "notably early" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something occurred earlier than expected or is significant due to its early timing.
Example: "The project was completed notably early, allowing the team to focus on additional tasks."
Alternatives: "remarkably early" or "especially early."
Modalities of treatment and notably early psychotherapeutic intervention are described by specifying characteristics of "french" debriefing.
Most notably, early PanIN lesions and almost all pancreatic ductal adenocarcinomas involve mutations in the K-ras oncogene.
Most notably, early primates had an array of new visual areas, and those visual areas widely shared with other mammals had been modified.
Meanwhile corners of the field generally ignored in discussions of classical music's mortality — most notably, early music and new music — are true growth industries.
After describing early cognitive capacities in the domains of language and number, we review recent findings that underline the strong continuity between human infants' and adults' neural architecture, with notably early hemispheric asymmetries and involvement of frontal areas.
The Rangers support and McCoist had surely hoped for a more meaningful influx of players, even if this notably early kick-off to the Scottish season offers little help to clubs in urgent search of new personnel.
Notably, earlier RRT seemed to provide a survival benefit in surgical patients (RR 0.78, 95% CI 0.64 0.95), but not in patients in the mixed ICUs (RR 1.00, 95% CI 0.87 1.16).
Dillon cast doubt on the date of composition, arguing that it is unlikely that by the end of the 6th century Primitive Welsh would have developed into a language "not notably earlier than that of the ninth century".
In this context, notably earlier studies have reported the role of S100 proteins in inflammation, supporting our findings [21], [31] [33].
Notably, early-stage disease processes (immune cell adhesion and recruitment, leukocyte proliferation) were identified independently by prediction analysis of possible targets and by analyses of experimental gene expression profiles.
The breaks occurred notably earlier than clinical symptoms.
