The phrase "a much more remarkable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize a significant degree of distinction or excellence in comparison to something else.
Example: "The new discovery is a much more remarkable achievement than the previous findings in the field."
Alternatives: "far more impressive" or "significantly more outstanding".
Comparatively, Te showed a much more remarkable effect on T2 than it did on T1 owing to the different heat transfer mechanisms of these two parts.
Higher Si additions produced a much more remarkable enhancement in the compressive yield stress and bulk hardness, whereas both the flexural strength and fracture toughness decreased with increasing Si content owing to the existence of residual porosities in the samples.
We for the first time demonstrate that these mesopore system could be loaded much more deposits in them, and confine the size of lead deposits to be in nano scale by their local effect, ensuring a much more remarkable suppression of hydrogen evolution and better reversibility of Pb/PbSO4.
That makes the eye-popping penthouse apartment here of the designer Mischa Woeste, the creator of the Smeilinener label, and her husband, Eghard Woeste, an architect, that much more remarkable.
As a pet owner Highsmith was much more remarkable for keeping hundreds of snails and for liking to watch those mollusks mate.
Sharpen your competitive edge with authenticity and claim a success that is that much more remarkable because you earned not only the ownership of your marketplace, but the gratitude and respect of your competitors.
So needless to say that the combination of decision tree method and the introduced anomaly separation approach is much more remarkable as a reliable and efficient technique to approach worthwhile predictions.
Much more remarkable was a Liberal Democrat surge, which saw it leapfrog Labour and Ukip into second place with 11,611 votes, just 5,702 behind the Tories in one of their safest seats.
A world without a constant barrage of bizarre coincidences would be much more remarkable than the reverse.
Much more remarkable, however, were a publicized series of gold discoveries made from 1851 onward, first in east-central New South Wales and then throughout Victoria.
