The phrase "a remarkable impact of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the significant effects or influences of a particular subject or event.
Example: "The research demonstrated a remarkable impact of climate change on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "a significant effect of" or "an impressive influence of".
We also demonstrate a remarkable impact of the electric field on the ferrofluid viscosity in relation to the reported structural changes.
Desorption work exhibited a remarkable impact of biochars amendment into soils on desorption of atrazine, in which an apparent hysteresis was undergone.
A remarkable impact of warming could be seen on the snow water equivalent in the highlands where each simulation points out statistically significant decreases ranging from 55% (lower emissions) to 87% (higher emissions).
There was a remarkable impact of age on CKD prevalence, especially when CG was used (figure 1).
Despite challenges in assessing income, the results of this study nevertheless show a remarkable impact of TB on the welfare of households and individuals.
The general feasibility and effectiveness for specific regions is pointed out by several recent studies that show a remarkable impact of larviciding combined with other interventions on the malaria epidemiology (18– 20).
Infection control practices have made a remarkable impact on rates of cross-transmission among critically ill patients.
This program is proof that exercise and fitness in the right environment have a remarkable impact on the quality of life of those struggling with chronic injury & illness.
This decision had a remarkable impact on the countries of central and eastern Europe, prompting several of them e.g., the Czech Republic, Hungary, Romania, Slovakia, and Slovenia to abolish capital punishment.
This prevalence indicates the magnitude of exposure to a factor which has a remarkable impact on the risk of CAP.
These people — and many others — had a remarkable impact on the course of the AIDS epidemic.
