The phrase "noteworthy characteristic" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a distinctive and remarkable quality or trait. Example: One noteworthy characteristic of the new product is its eco-friendliness, which sets it apart from other options on the market.
The most noteworthy characteristic of the election campaign so far is how one-sided it has been – the Conservatives seem to be the only party spending any money.
THE illustrations form a noteworthy characteristic of this dictionary; for, as the title-page states, there are coloured plates, monotones, duograph charts and maps.
A noteworthy characteristic is that the Q band intensity ratio was reversed (>1.0) by imidazole ligation for ZnPA4.
A noteworthy characteristic of the Chinese system, and one that represented a substantial advantage over the Mediterranean systems, was its predilection for a decimal notation, as demonstrated by foot rulers from the 6th century bc.
We begin with the following noteworthy characteristic of the set (Xi _{Delta}).
The projection model contains individual heterogeneity and institutional detail that is a noteworthy characteristic of this model in comparison with other models used to project pension expenditure in Spain.
It was shown experimentally that the TMF and LCF failures took places, associated with some noteworthy characteristics which were rarely seen in the traditional polycrystalline heat-resistant alloys.
MoMA has displayed it before; seeing it again made me aware of two noteworthy characteristics: It is, in essence, a monochrome.
Among the noteworthy characteristics of Santali phonology is the use of "checked" or preglottalized consonants in final position, as in sεc̆'towardsds' and dak'waterer.' In terms of morphology, Santali makes extensive use of suffixes and infixes, but prefixes are found only in a small number of "frozen" forms.
Examples of noteworthy characteristics revealed by our analytical and numerical analyses are (i) an optimal QD scheme will have a high enough price break such that extremely few retailers will be big enough to get a "free" discount and (ii) an optimal HCR scheme produces practically the same magnitude of expected total gains as an optimal QD scheme.
Numerical simulations have allowed to highlight the noteworthy characteristics of the mechanical response in the stent as well as the heterogeneity of the mechanical fields due to stress concentrations in the unit cell geometry and to strain incompatibilities between the grains induced by the anisotropy of their mechanical behavior.
