"sufficiently prominent" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe something that is noticeable or stands out in a sentence. Example: The headline of the newspaper article was sufficiently prominent, catching the attention of everyone who passed by. In this sentence, "sufficiently prominent" is used to describe the visibility or standout quality of the headline in the newspaper article. It implies that the headline was well-crafted and designed to grab the reader's attention.
Mr. Podner said he wanted to make sure they were sufficiently prominent and influential.
But flag supporters oppose the idea, saying the spot is not sufficiently prominent.
If your organisation has sufficiently prominent product placement in the life of an A-lister, then that becomes the compelling narrative - no agenda-twisting required.
However, the ASA concluded on Wednesday that this "was not sufficiently prominent to counter the overall impression that vehicles which had their DPF removed could be used on public roads" and banned the advert as misleading.
Johnson "particularly asked that... Evelyn Lincoln, President Kennedy's secretary, be present," Judge Hughes recalled, but when she came in she stood in the midst of the crowd behind him, so that she was not sufficiently prominent; he made a gesture and she squeezed forward until she was standing directly behind him.
It said: "We did not consider that it was sufficient to include the information about the automatic paid subscription in the small print of the ad only and therefore did not consider that that information was sufficiently prominent to make clear the extent of the commitment consumers must make to take advantage of the offer.
The reports have been sufficiently disturbing and prominent for Mary Robinson, the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, to seek a "clarification".
Potgieter envisioned a Boer republic with himself in a prominent role; he sufficiently impressed the Krugers that they joined his party of Voortrekkers.
UV detection was chosen for quantitative analysis because the detector was sufficiently sensitive and accurate for the prominent flavonoids and isoflavones in urine samples.
1) The role of RhoA is not sufficiently well investigated and documented for giving it a prominent role in the Abstract.
The potential to serve as a solution for such problems becomes the most prominent quality criterion, yet this cannot be provided sufficiently by scientific measures alone.
