Alternatives to “it is worth mentioning” include “it is important to note,” “it should be noted,” “notably,” and “another point to consider is.” Some are best for formal writing, while others sound more natural in reports, essays, emails, or conversation.
Choose the Phrase by Tone and Purpose
- It is important to note
- It should be noted
- Notably
- It is useful to note
- Another point to consider is
- It is also worth noting
- Keep in mind that
- Bear in mind that
- One thing to remember is
- Of particular note is
- Significantly
- A relevant point is
- It is worth highlighting
It is important to note
A clear formal option when the point genuinely matters to the argument or explanation.
Example: It is important to note that the figures are provisional.
It should be noted
Impersonal and formal, common in reports and academic writing.
Example: It should be noted that not all participants completed the follow-up.
Notably
A concise transition for highlighting a significant detail.
Example: Notably, the second group showed no decline.
It is useful to note
Softer than “important to note” when the information helps understanding but is not critical.
Example: It is useful to note that the service is available on weekends.
Another point to consider is
Good for introducing an additional factor in a discussion or analysis.
Example: Another point to consider is the cost of implementation.
It is also worth noting
A close variation when adding a secondary point.
Example: It is also worth noting that the policy applies only to new applications.
Keep in mind that
More conversational and suitable for advice, guides, or less formal writing.
Example: Keep in mind that delivery times vary by location.
Bear in mind that
A slightly more formal counterpart to “keep in mind,” especially common in British English.
Example: Bear in mind that the estimate excludes tax.
One thing to remember is
Friendly and direct when drawing attention to practical information.
Example: One thing to remember is that tickets cannot be transferred.
Of particular note is
Formal wording for drawing attention to a specific finding or feature.
Example: Of particular note is the sharp rise in applications after June.
Significantly
Useful when the point is genuinely consequential, especially in analytical writing.
Example: Significantly, the change affected every region.
A relevant point is
Neutral wording for bringing in information that bears directly on the issue.
Example: A relevant point is that the contract ends before the new system launches.
It is worth highlighting
Best when you want to draw clear attention to something important or easily missed.
Example: It is worth highlighting the difference between the two eligibility criteria.