The phrase "a remarkable finding is" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when introducing a significant discovery or conclusion in a research paper or report.
Example: "A remarkable finding is that the new treatment significantly reduces recovery time for patients."
Alternatives: "an impressive discovery is" or "a noteworthy conclusion is".
They added: "A remarkable finding is that the estimates of heritability and shared environmental influence do not differ substantially across diverse subjects.
A remarkable finding is the frequent occurrence of unidirectionally streaming electrons, which implies that field lines threading the boundary layer are of IMF-type, i.e., they are connected at one end to the sun and at the other end to the interplanetary medium beyond the Earth.
A remarkable finding is that the spatio-temporal patterns between the two output voltage depend not only on the critical value τ of the coupling time delay, but also on the parameter region where the bifurcation occurs.
A remarkable finding is that selective kinase activation is based on a differential sensitivity to oxidants, particularly H2O2.
A remarkable finding is the presence of delta oscillations and slow events in the PFC and NA during the instrumental behavior.
A remarkable finding is the influence of the care level at admission time.
(4) A remarkable finding was obtained on salt behavior in saturated shallow soil layers of rice plots.
A remarkable finding was the relative paucity of Burkholderia cepacia as an important pathogen in CGD.
A remarkable finding was the novel 568 573 insCCCCC, present in both mother and proband.
A remarkable finding was the fact that a positive SRS was more frequently noticed in relapsing MM patients than in upfront patients.
A remarkable finding was that the optimism of the RF models remained high for the three cohorts, even at a large number (over 200) of events per variable.
