it has been noted vs it is noticed

Both "it has been noted" and "it is noticed" are correct phrases, but they are used in slightly different contexts. "It has been noted" is more formal and is often used in written communication or formal speeches to indicate that something has been observed or recorded. On the other hand, "it is noticed" is more commonly used in everyday spoken English to point out something that is currently being observed or perceived.

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it has been noted

This phrase is correct and commonly used in formal contexts to indicate that something has been observed or recorded.

This phrase is typically used in formal writing, reports, or speeches to acknowledge that a particular piece of information has been recognized or documented.

Examples:

It has been noted that the company's profits have increased significantly this quarter.
It has been noted in the report that there is a need for further investigation.
It has been noted by experts that climate change is a pressing issue.
It has been noted that attendance at the event was lower than expected.
It has been noted that the project timeline needs to be adjusted.

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In addition, it has been noted that ever since Poland joined the European Union imports of starch and starch products have been steadily increasing.
It has been noted that large and significant investments were made during the period considered.
With regard to programmes funded with Structural Funds, it has been noted that the objective of equality has not been met, including in the Regulation referring to them.
Regarding the situation of refugees and IDPs, it has been noted that the most effective way of helping these individuals would be to distribute aid to local NGOs instead of governments.
But, since 2003, it has been noted that shipping companies have appeared reluctant to send their ships on certain routes, as they sought to have these routes accepted as established public services in order to receive a subsidy.
This means that customers generally go there at weekends: it has been noted that Sunday opening has a 32 % impact on annual turnover.
It has been noted that the proposed legal basis is not appropriate.
It has been noted that there is not always a legal reference to agreements with the third countries where investigations take place.
It has been noted that authorisation holders are reluctant to extend authorisations to minor uses owing to the lack of economic interest to industry.
It has been noted that authorisation holders are reluctant to extend authorisations to minor uses because of the high cost.
It has been noted that authorisation holders are reluctant to extend authorisations to minor uses owing to the lack of economic interest to industry.
It has been noted that the subject matter of the investigation which is the legal description of the irregularity has been mentioned only on very few occasions.
It has been noted that the legal basis is well explained and the summary of the case is detailed and valuable.
It has been noted that if the method of compensation of RES producers were correct, all the sums paid to date by Greek consumers under the Special RES Tax would be enough to put the HTSO's Special Account in the black.
It has been noted, however, that Commission Services have begun to list studies such as skin sensitisation, UV-induced toxic effects, photo-allergy, and carcinogenicity as being subject to the 2013 deadline rather than 2009.
Nonetheless, it has been noted and a response will be provided when appropriate.
Mr President, it has been noted that air transport is increasingly accessible to a greater number of our fellow citizens.
Furthermore, it has been noted that the scattered nature of publicity for these subsidies leads to widespread ignorance of their existence amongst possible beneficiaries.
However, it has been noted that loans under these Agreements are usually made on very similar, not to say identical terms.
In Japan, too, it has been noted just recently that the civil nuclear installations were quite dangerous.

Alternatives:

it has been observed
it has been recorded
it has been documented
it has been remarked
it has been highlighted

it is noticed

This phrase is correct and commonly used in everyday spoken English to indicate that something is currently being observed or perceived.

This phrase is often used in informal conversations to draw attention to something that is being observed or recognized in the present moment.