"noticeable place" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a location or area that is easily noticeable or stands out in some way. Example: The restaurant was located in a noticeable place on the corner of the busy intersection, making it easy for customers to find.
Tuck your real wallet in a less accessible and noticeable place, like the inside of your jacket, or elsewhere underneath your clothes.
Write in bright colors or put it in a noticeable place, because they might not do it if they can't see it!
If you really want a piercing, but it will be in a noticeable place, consider saving that piercing for when you're older and no longer supported by your parents.
Once most of the surfaces are clear, you can put these things in noticeable places.
Make sure to check for wear or stains in noticeable places as many thrift stores don't accept returns.
Hang the scary curtain in one of the most prominent and easily noticeable places of the room.
While Indonesia has tremendous natural resources and is a member of the G-20, its prosperity is not noticeable in places like Yamdena Island.
Following nine successful years in sales, management and global functions at Microsoft, I decided it was time to leave in 2007, not least because there were some noticeable shifts taking place in media.
Later, however, a noticeable change took place, chiefly because of the work of two scholars at the New School for Social Research in New York City: Alfred Schutz, an Austrian-born sociologist and student of human cognition, and Aron Gurwitsch, a Lithuanian-born philosopher.
In every BIs/STIPs examined, there was a noticeable effort to place them as an entity of consensus within the UIG framework, according to the TH proposed.
The city has rebounded from the urban decline of the 1970s and 1980s, with noticeable development taking place in the city's downtown and midtown neighborhoods.
