"striking memory" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that has made a strong and vivid impression on someone's memory. For example, "I met my first love in high school, and it is a striking memory that has stayed with me for years."
My most striking memory was standing underneath the Skylon.
One striking memory of making that programme was how the ITV high-ups almost pleaded with me to get a BBC heavyweight in the debate, rightly pointing out that the weakening of the public service obligations in ITV would have knock-on effects for the corporation.
But he carried a striking memory from his boyhood of finding, on a hunting trip, the tangled skeletons of a hunter and a mule deer, and with them a bunch of keys that unlocked doors in a local house, proving who the hunter was.To those who asked him how he could stand the work, and whether it didn't get to him in the end, he would gruffly say, of course.
For instance, the Curie temperature (T c) has been increased from 313 K (H phase) to 360 K (ZB phase) [16] and a striking memory effect was observed in the system [17].
The most striking memory I have of being there was sitting in a guest lecture given by an author who said: "It's OK not to be popular or funny".
Mewtwo, Mew, and the clones then leave to find a sanctuary, striking memory of the events from those gathered.
But her most striking memories are of her hallucinations and delusions.
Church said that one of his more striking memories of Homan Square was the "big, big vehicles" police had inside the complex that "look like very large MRAPs that they use in the Middle East".
One of the most striking memories I have on a dance floor is hearing one of their earliest productions, The Goodmen 'Give It Up' for the first time.
The most striking memorial is called Memory Wound.
But patients can experience a striking loss of memory for recent events and an impaired ability to retain new information.
