The phrase "a remarkable contribution to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when acknowledging someone's significant input or impact in a particular field, project, or area of study.
Example: "Her research represents a remarkable contribution to the understanding of climate change."
Alternatives: "an outstanding addition to" or "a significant input into".
Altogether, a remarkable contribution to society.
"Britain has made a remarkable contribution to the Olympic movement.
"Roger Ailes has made a remarkable contribution to our company and our country.
In this regard, "Woman From Shanghai" represents a remarkable contribution to a growing literature based on personal histories.
She made a remarkable contribution to creating the kingdoms and nation states of what is now known as the Middle East.
Of his theological works, perhaps the best-remembered is Barth's massive study Kirchliche Dogmatik (1932 67; Church Dogmatics), a remarkable contribution to 20th-century theology.
The confinement effect of the foam on the glass fiber plates has been found to have a very remarkable contribution to the energy absorption levels of the component, whereas a negligible foam extrusion interaction was observed due to the gaps in the initial geometry of the specimen.
In order to explore the mechanisms of enhancement in energy absorption, the composite skeleton and the tube filled with separated foams were tested, and the strong interaction between foams and the skeleton has been found to have a very remarkable contribution to total energy absorption.
Hypertension is a growing public health problem, with remarkable contribution to cardiovascular diseases (CVD) morbidity.
In a statement, Murdoch praised Ailes for his "remarkable contribution to our company and our country".
In a statement, Mr. Murdoch praised Mr. Ailes, 76, and his "remarkable contribution" to the company, without making mention of the sexual harassment scandal that felled him.
