The phrase "a remarkable pair of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe two items or individuals that are noteworthy or impressive in some way.
Example: "The museum displayed a remarkable pair of ancient sculptures that captivated all the visitors."
Alternatives: "an impressive duo of" or "a striking couple of".
Participants in a remarkable pair of interactive programmes broadcast by the BBC's Arabic and Persian services told terrible stories.
I recently came across a remarkable pair of graphic novels by Gene Luen Yang, collectively called Boxers & Saints.
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There's a remarkable pair of clips in which Allen's mother explains that he was a cheerful boy until the age of five, when he seemed to become bitter — and Allen explains that, around the age of five, he discovered that he and everyone he loved were going to die.
For a week we paddled around this remarkable pair of desert islands, putting into a different beach each night.
Opening in a cemetery and closing in the wasteland left by the Chernobyl disaster, this remarkable pair of films was shot on celluloid but will be shown on videotape smuggled out of Belarus.
There are still many treasures ahead, including three screens by Ogata Korin (1658-1716) - the remarkable pair of iris screens (perfectly displayed here) and Korin's superb waves - that are perhaps the most celebrated Japanese works of art in the Metropolitan collection.
Some, however, have been rediscovered in the 20th century, the "Poseidon" (National Archaeological Museum, Athens) and the "Charioteer" from Delphi (Archaeological Museum, Delphi), for instance, although they have been eclipsed in fame by the still more remarkable pair of warriors dredged from the sea in 1972 and displayed in the Museo Nazionale, Reggio di Calabria.
Case in point: Sony and reMarkable, a pair of companies as unalike as you're likely to find, yet with the shared mission of making a device that adequately serves the same purpose a few sheets of paper do.
There is still time to explore the exciting, substantial value that we the people may have to gain from the investment of this remarkable pair - an engineer and a mathematician.
