Thank you for your kind notice... Can be used when you shared a document to your boss and he went through it in detailed and asked you further questions on it? After replying to those questions, can we type - Thank you for your kind notice!
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2It's not idiomatic in my (British) English. I would say "Thank you for kindly (going through/checking/helping me with) my document."– Kate BuntingApr 21, 2020 at 8:08
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