"a remarkable blend" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a mixture or combination of different elements that is particularly special or impressive. Example: The chef's latest creation was a remarkable blend of traditional flavors and modern techniques, resulting in a dish that delighted every palate.
The film tells the story with a remarkable blend of voices.
They are a remarkable blend: the paper champions gay rights, feminism and other leftist causes, even as it wholeheartedly supports Hezbollah, the Iranian-backed Shiite movement.
Akerman is on a roll; her 2006 film, "Là-Bas," a remarkable blend of the political and the personal, is also a major achievement.
The book is a remarkable blend of calligraphy and art; an illuminated manuscript that bears comparison with The Book of Kells and William Blake.
Soriano, who possesses a remarkable blend of power and speed, is batting.315, with 20 homers, 51 runs batted in and 23 stolen bases.
Playing and composing, Moncur achieved a remarkable blend of forethought and spontaneity; this forward-looking work is very much within the tradition.
Some of the city's physical patrimony may yet be restored, but the remarkable blend of peoples that once made Aleppo such an exceptional place seems likely to have been lost forever.
The show concentrates on examples from the 1970's and 1980's, illustrating his remarkable blend of technical skill and creative imagination.
This little country - with its rich 9th to 14th century Angkorian legacy; its remarkable blend of the religions of Animism, Hinduism and Buddhism; its tortured modern history and four year period of human holocaust – has fascinated me, enchanted me, and horrified me for 47 years.
Maeterlinck's prose writings are remarkable blends of mysticism, occultism, and interest in the world of nature.
Taken together, these three "popular" works are remarkable blends of speculative profundity and rhetorical eloquence.
