The phrase "a remarkable class of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific group or category that stands out due to its exceptional qualities or characteristics.
Example: "The researchers discovered a remarkable class of microorganisms that thrive in extreme environments."
Alternatives: "an extraordinary group of" or "a notable category of".
Advanced porous ceramics are a remarkable class of materials with important applications in engineering fields.
A remarkable class of young up-and-comers includes Paul Ryan, Chris Christie, Marco Rubio, Nikki Haley.
In addition, a remarkable class of enzyme called DNA topoisomerase removes the helical twists by cutting either one or both strands and then resealing the cut.
Heusler compounds are a remarkable class of intermetallic materials with 1 1 1 (often called Half-Heusler) or 2 1 1 composition comprising more than 1500 members.
He wrote On the Origin of a Remarkable Class of Organic Impressions Occurring in Nodules of Flint (1814), Hydrographical Basin of the Thames (1829), and Ichthyosaurus (1821), the first description of this animal.
By merging the advances in circuit technologies developed for controlling the flow of light on a chip, with the invention of nanodevices capable of generating and detecting high frequency mechanical vibrations, this program aims to develop a remarkable class of new optical devices.
Here, we give personal insight into the history of the discovery of channelrhodopsin and a biophysical perspective on this remarkable class of proteins that has been the main topic of our research since the 1990s.
This remarkable class of materials has thrown open enormous opportunities for developing conductive adhesives and in microelectronics.
In the remarkable class of 1915 which was to produce 59 generals—he ranked 61st academically and 125th in discipline out of the total of 164 graduates.
With almost equal justice, one could say that the institutions and political controversies of the early American republic were initially rehearsed at Princeton — thanks mainly to the remarkable Class of 1771.
