The part of the sentence "something that stands out" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are describing something that is unique or easily noticed. For example, "She had an amazing style that really stood out from the crowd."
This is something that stands out in manager Jogi Löw's work in this World Cup.
Chris Keating: "I like something that stands out, even if it's hideous".
"Meanwhile, in the arts," he said, "it's so difficult to find something that stands out and proposes something new anymore".
Having worked as an advertising executive in the private sector, the idea of creating something that stands out from the crowd is instinctive for me.
"You need something that stands out on your wrist, especially for men, who don't have many accessories," Nicola Andreatta, NOA's designer, said.
"His determination and excitement for every aspect of life is something that stands out in even my earliest memories of him and that will always remain deep in my heart.
"It all looked alike, but I wanted something with personality, something that stood out".
For Mock, something that stood out about the project was the countless hours she got to spend with subjects like male porn star Buck Angel and 76-year-old trans rights activist Miss Major Griffin-Gracy, meandering into the nooks of their day-to-day lives.
EVEN from across the classroom, there was something that stood out about the jacket on Lucia Cuba's dress form.
Tomey and the Oregon offensive coordinator Chip Kelly said that Stanford's effort was something that stood out to them in their games against the Cardinal earlier in the year.
"Something that stood out for us was the fact that our set-piece was taken away from us this time and that has not been the case during the season.
