"prominent ones" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to plural nouns that are important or well-known within a specific context. It can be used in various situations, such as in literature, formal speeches, or news articles. Example: "Of all the attendees at the gala, the prominent ones included famous actors, successful businessmen, and influential politicians."
Bugs are part of any software solution, and Apple's rushed to fix a couple of prominent ones on macOS and iOS in recent weeks.
Not all members wanted to play Scrooge of course - just some of the more prominent ones on the right side of aisle.
The most prominent ones have called on the government to prevent Donald Trump from making a state visit, and to stage a second Brexit referendum.
The evening's featured speaker, Charles Koch, had lived in town almost all of his eighty years, but few locals — even prominent ones — had ever laid eyes on him.
The evening's featured speaker, Charles Koch, had lived in town almost all of his eighty years, but few locals even prominent ones—had ever laid eyes on him.
For example, one of the most prominent ones was mainly active in solid cancers and immunological/hematological tissues.
True, other Tory leavers, including some prominent ones – Graham Brady, Chris Grayling, Liam Fox – took a more consensual view on Sunday about the future.
There are plenty of Catholics on this list, however, and some very prominent ones.
A high diversity of methods has been developed based on these three strategies, of which the most prominent ones will be discussed below.
Fidelity Charitable is the largest of these, but there are other prominent ones: Schwab Charitable and Vanguard Charitable ranked fourth and eleventh, respectively, on this year's Philanthropy 400.
PROMISING a new "atmosphere of freedoms", Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir declared on April 1st that he would release all political prisoners; seven prominent ones were immediately freed.
