"notably mentioned" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to indicate that something has been mentioned specifically or with significance. Example: In the article, the author provided a list of popular vacation destinations, notably mentioning Hawaii as one of the top choices.
The 2011 EU cross-border healthcare directive notably mentions that from 2015, innovations in any area of healthcare should go through HTA7.
I visited with him at his second-floor desk a few times, interviewed him in person and by phone, mildly criticized one thing he did, and – notably — was mentioned very kindly in a Twitter message of his when I was under attack for that criticism.
The twin tunnels — a legacy project for the governor — were notably not mentioned in his address.
Notably, Jean-Louis Vincent mentioned in 1997 [ 5] that the SIRS criteria, although highly sensitive, are of low specificity and therefore potentially misleading in making the right diagnosis.
Several authors bound for Frankfurt, including Pamuk, Elif Shafak and Perihan Magden, have been prosecuted under Article 301 of the Turkish penal code, which prohibits "insulting Turkishness" - notably by mentioning the Armenian massacres of 1915-17.
Notably, he mentions how New York City's annual Big Apps contest added an API in 2011.
She's willing to use her name but notably avoids mentioning the paramilitaries.
Don says he guesses he'll have to talk to Curt and Schmitty, notably not mentioning Paul Kinsey.
The disease categories reported by ministries included the common diseases – cancer, cardiovascular, diabetes, neurological, locomotor diseases, and (notably) several mentions of mental health but only one for injuries.
Notably, as previously mentioned, this study employs an intent-to-treat analysis, including all youth who were assigned to a given group during randomization regardless of actual participation in the program.
