"noted observations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing something that has been observed, or when summarizing observations made by other people. For example: "This paper summarizes the noted observations of researchers in the field of cognitive psychology."
In 1751, soon after he was ordained, White began a journal in which he noted observations made in his garden.
Unfortunately, as McVittie noted, observations could not, at that time, discriminate between the two theories.
MA performed manual curation of the genome annotation, noted observations, and wrote the manuscript.
During contacts via telephone, email, and in-person meetings, we noted observations about dynamics.
Individual researchers noted observations and shared them in research team meetings held at the end of each day of data collection.
Previous studies have noted observations of the hypoxic enhancement of secretions of specific proteins, of putative exosomal origin [ 21, 48, 49].
Other behaviours that do not reflect a particular high or low level of fear were also noted (observation's postures, walk).
In June, officials from Portsmouth, Va., toured three ethanol plants in Wisconsin, meeting with neighbors and noting observations about odors ("like beer but with a metal smell mixed in," for instance, residents in Wisconsin cautioned the Virginia officials).
In one of the Clinton emails recently released by the State Department, the Secretary of State's advisors mention Webb explicitly, apparently noting observations from a June 2009 hearing: "Jim Webb arrives, looking typically angry," the email reads.
Informants were dispatched to the store and his mosque, with one file noting observations of him at a mosque community outreach event to which local FBI agents had been invited, according to Abdul-Alim.
Informants were dispatched to the store and his mosque, with one file noting observations of him at a mosque community outreach event to which local FBI agents had been invited, according to Abdul-Alim.
