The phrase "a further remarkable" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used when you want to emphasize an additional noteworthy point or achievement, but it should be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The study revealed a further remarkable finding that changed our understanding of the subject."
Alternatives: "an additional remarkable" or "a more remarkable".
In a further remarkable development, G4S appeared to have been unaware of Morrison's statement.
By a further remarkable coincidence, the MacRae incident surfaced in two novels published in 2011, James Robertson's panorama of modern Scottish society, And the Land Lay Still, and Ian Rankin's The Impossible Dead.
A further remarkable finding is that training incidence appears to be considerably lower among firms whose representatives explicitly stated that potential benefits to outside firms played a role in their training decision.
Judge Clemon, in throwing out the indictment for lack of evidence, wrote that the prosecution "was completely without legal merit" and in a further remarkable statement, said that the prosecution of Siegelman "was the most unfounded criminal case over which I presided in my entire judicial career".
A further remarkable finding in the present study was increased gyrification of the HG, i.e. higher occurrence of complete posterior HG duplications.
A further remarkable jump in publications occurs in the mid to late 1980s', probably related to the demonstration that small peptides are the ligands recognized by MHC molecules and T cells.
It is further remarkable that also the affiliation to a university hospital compared with a non-university hospital was no independent predictor for the use of extended hemodynamic monitoring.
No further remarkable changes were noted, and she was discharged from the hospital.
Further remarkable fact is that quality criteria of our EEM parameters are better for the test set than for the training set.
Further remarkable decrease in activity up to 35% of A. chroococcum PO comprised in crude extracts was monitored with the inorganic enzyme inhibitor silver nitrate (AgNO3), whereby crude PO of P. cinnabarinus revealed a two-fold higher remaining activity.
Genipin addition to the electrospinning solution dramatically reduced the extensibility of the as-electrospun mats, which displayed further remarkable improvements in elastic modulus and stress at break after successive cross-linking up to values of about 990 and 21 MPa, respectively.
