The phrase "a remarkable correlation between" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a significant relationship or connection observed between two or more variables or factors in research or analysis.
Example: "The study revealed a remarkable correlation between exercise frequency and overall mental health."
Alternatives: "a significant relationship between" or "an impressive link between".
What I would have pointed out is that there is a remarkable correlation between the decline in ad revenue and the decline in circulations.
They have found a remarkable correlation between public opinion and the number of death sentences, with both falling drastically in the past two decades.
Similar to Figure 6, Figure 7 shows a remarkable correlation between the lava-lake level in Halema'uma'u and the summit ground tilt.
HL-1 cell responses to various temperature profiles enabled by the on-chip heating are presented, showing a remarkable correlation between temperature and beat rate.
A remarkable correlation between lava level and summit ground tilt also exists (Fig. 6), demonstrating that the summit lava level acts as an effective "pressure gauge" of Kīlauea's summit magma reservoir (Patrick et al. 2015).
It should be mentioned that there is a remarkable correlation between the orientation of secondary faults obtained from triangulated fault surfaces and fracture orientation, the reservoir (Baillieux et al. [2011]).
A remarkable correlation exists between the degree of expansion of polyurethane foams and the structure of the reacting premixes.
This approach is superior to the approaches based on a Gibbsian dividing surface since it is readily applicable to the treatment of electrostatic and electrokinetic phenomena as demonstrated by a remarkable correlation achieved between the calculated values of interfacial potentials and observed electrophoretic mobilities.
A remarkable correlation is observed between bending failure stress level and the average strength measured under uniaxial compression loading.
The data, going back to the election of 1916 — won by Woodrow Wilson, the Democratic incumbent — shows a "fairly remarkable" correlation between the economy and electoral results, he says.
In yeast, a remarkable correlation has been documented extensively between the control of targets of the PKA pathway and the arrest and induction of fermentative growth, that is, growth on glucose or another rapidly fermented sugar (Thevelein & de Winde, 1999).
