The phrase "seriously noted" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to show that you take something seriously and have written it down in order to remember or act on it. For example, "I have seriously noted your suggestion to save money on our groceries."
Mr. Bernanke said the Fed took these concerns "very seriously," noting that the central bank had significantly expanded its efforts to monitor financial markets, as well as giving greater priority to financial regulation.
But as he prepared to leave on Sunday for Moscow, he said the United States now had more leverage to pressure Iran because he had succeeded in getting "countries like Russia and China to take these issues seriously," noting that both had approved stricter sanctions on North Korea.
Kyle Smith of the New York Post thinks the pilot takes itself too seriously, noting a preference for Veep and Dr. Strangelove Hollywood depictions of Washington, DC politics.
Backstage after accepting the Oscar, Rylance said he didn't take the win too seriously, noting the quality of his fellow nominees.
"We really took it seriously," notes Stephens, a multi-media artist and professor of art in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Still, the report had to be taken seriously, he noted.
Elferink said they were taken seriously, but noted they occurred at the "old" Don Dale, now closed.
More seriously, she noted the failure of Stephen Green and Christian Voice to bring a blasphemy prosecution against the producers of Jerry Springer, the Opera.
"Three years ago I told myself it was time to start taking this job seriously," he noted back in September.
"It is the only way that his public commitment to support the operation and to fight against corruption will be taken seriously," it noted.
