The phrase "a remarkable need for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the significance or urgency of a particular requirement or demand in various contexts.
Example: "There is a remarkable need for innovative solutions to address climate change effectively."
Alternatives: "a significant demand for" or "an urgent requirement for".
Among personality traits common in entrepreneurs, we noticed a remarkable need for achievement (McClelland & Winter, 1969), a greater desire for independence (De Jong 2013), the ability to innovate (Schumpeter, 1934) and the locus of internal control (Shapero, 1984).
Since there is a remarkable need for new, specific treatments for malignant gliomas and as the safety record of the drug Sulfasalazine is good, we have initiated a phase 1 2 clinical study of this drug foir the treatment of progressive or recurrent malignant astrocytic tumors.
Over the course of experiment, the sham groups maintained stable blood pressure showing minimal need for fluid replacement; however, in the S/C group, a remarkable hypotension and need for fluid replacement were observed which particularly increased as the aortic clamp was removed and reperfusion was started.
And this is just what QPR need, as a remarkable statistic for Woodrow is that he has scored with both of his shots at goal this season.
But he soon discovered within himself a remarkable aptitude for the details needed to build a high technology company.
That's a remarkable victory for Glamorgan, who needed that to boost their quarter-final chances.
Kuznetsov's ranking, which has yo-yoed in and out of the top 200 for the last five years, will pass its previous high of 158 with his success at this tournament, a remarkable achievement for a player who needed a titanium rod inserted into his right femur after it was snapped in a car crash in 2005.
The ageing of the population will probably cause a remarkable increase in the need for intensive care.
This was a remarkable performance for a company that had no history of operating revenue and had warned it would need additional capital to achieve its business goals.
Despite evidence of the need for care, a remarkable deficit of providers for MNS disorder service delivery persists in sub-Saharan Africa.
Despite evidence of the need for care, a remarkable deficit of providers for MNS disorder services delivery persists in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs).
