"prominent landscape" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a landscape or view that is easily noticeable, stands out, or is highly visible. Example: The town is known for its prominent landscape, with rolling hills and picturesque valleys that attract tourists from all over the country.
The company hired the prominent landscape architect Carl Pilat.
The large termite mounds, or hills, which are a prominent landscape feature in the tropics, may be domelike or conical.
The five-acre pier, like the park as a whole, was designed by the prominent landscape architecture firm Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates.
The other prominent landscape tradition of the 17th century emerged from the Netherlands in the work of Dutch artists Jacob van Ruisdael, Aelbert Cuyp, and Meindert Hobbema.
The novel begins with a startling discovery: a prominent landscape historian named Glyn discovers an envelope belonging to his late wife, Kath, hidden away in a cupboard.
Ken Smith, a prominent landscape architect, said Lincoln Center's rationale for its changes to the north plaza was "that by completely redesigning it, they were restoring it".
If you have a map and can spot a few prominent landscapes, you can actually use the compass to triangulate your position and, from there, figure out where you need to go.
Our results have shown that this riverscape transect approach is conceptually consistent with the increasingly prominent riverine landscape perspective and technically feasible with the aid of remote sensing data and landscape pattern analysis methods.
We investigated bat movements across a motorway where it intersects with potential bat commuting routes along prominent linear landscape elements (treelines along hedgerows, minor roads, and rivers).
Turner (1775-1851) was a prominent British landscape painter.
According to Tensho Takemori and Anand Devarajan, the partners in Gehry's firm who have been overseeing research on the river — alongside prominent Philadelphia landscape architect Laurie Olin and Mark Hanna, a water resources engineer at Geosyntec Consultants — the website is meant to emphasize that the new master plan remains a work in progress.
