The phrase "a remarkable difference of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant distinction or variation between two or more subjects or items.
Example: "There is a remarkable difference of opinion among the experts regarding the best approach to climate change."
Alternatives: "a significant difference in" or "a notable difference between".
Michael Kirst, co-editor of Remaking College, and William Doyle, contributor to the selfsame volume, argue that policy reform in K-12 is more stringent because of a remarkable difference of opinion about educational quality and who is responsible for educational achievement in a college or university setting, versus who is responsible in a primary or secondary school setting.
This includes a remarkable difference of their electrical and optical properties in the amorphous and crystalline state.
Again, the estimates of density are about 0.91g/ml and 1.2 g/ml, a remarkable difference of 30%.
Because of the continent-specific distribution of mtDNA haplogroups, there is a remarkable difference of the haplogroups that had an influence on the expression of LHON between the Western European patients and East Asian patients.
Patients with none or initial stage (F0-F1) ofibrosisishoweded a remarkable difference of age with advanced stages (F2 and F3) of fibrosis and cirrhosis.
A remarkable difference of Switzerland and Germany can be seen in the numbers of homeopathy qualifications being the most common ones among Swiss physicians but only on the fourth position in Germany followed by acupuncture, naturopathy and manual medicine.
Despite the similarity in the backbone of the pathways, the balancing produces a remarkable difference in terms of number of reactions in L and M, especially between the first three and the fourth pathway.
The patients in cohort A, on the other hand, were "survivors" of a CVD event that preceded the recurrent event by a longer span of time; in fact, there was a remarkable difference in terms of number of years from first and recurrent event, which could be the explanation for this different outcome.
The nature of the heteroatom substitution in the nitrogen of a 3-aza-Cope system leads to a remarkable difference in the energy of activation of the reaction.
ThiSamplesconsequence of higher concentreated of nitrogen implanted into SS, leading to an increase of the hardness and the achievement of better corrosion resistance.
