The phrase 'would have noted' is correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase usually follows a conditional statement, indicating what would have happened if the condition were true. For example: "If I had been paying attention, I would have noted the warning signs."
If there were dead ones, we would have noted that as such".
This day's alert would have noted she was wearing Burberry leather pants and a silk cardigan.
Surely other teams designers would have noted how cool the English team looks.
USA!! USA!!! would have noted a pointed absence of any kind of "rush".
They too would have noted the lengthening of toe and a more slender heel.
Angus Fraser, the director of cricket at Middlesex, but also an England selector, would have noted that advice.
As the Telegraph of London most recently reported--and as anyone with a fondness for Steven Spielberg would have noted--a billboard making a personal pitch first appeared in the 2002 sci-fi hit "Minority Report," about a cop named Jon Anderton (played by Tom Cruise) who arrests people before they commit murders.
And then we'd submit it back and they would have notes, based on technical things.
Roasted somewhere in Red Hook by a dude with a beard hanging in front of his neck like a ginger proboscis, it would have notes of vanilla and hints of smokiness from a distant forest fire.
At that exact moment, talking about his role in his latest film, Nabawy discloses "I thought at first I would have notes for Sam [Kadi], because in other movies, this kind of story has been taken to be sentimental".
If I'd had more space I would also have noted that for all the resentments many Iranians have toward their regime, they are also strong nationalists.
