The phrase "a remarkable proof of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to highlight evidence or demonstration of something noteworthy or significant.
Example: "The discovery of the ancient artifact is a remarkable proof of the civilization's advanced technology."
Alternatives: "an impressive demonstration of" or "a significant indication of".
No less a personage than the German kaiser, Wilhelm I, was her godfather, a remarkable proof of his friendship or infatuation with the lovely Alice.
"Your sect, by its sufferings, has furnished a remarkable proof of the universal spirit of religious intolerance inherent in every sect," Jefferson wrote, "disclaimed by all while feeble, and practiced by all when in power".
(He conveniently provides supporting evidence in the shape of a picture of himself at Giza).Another recent book discusses the achievements of both Leonardos far more captivatingly as it builds up to the story of a remarkable proof made in 1824 by Niels Abel, a 21-year-old Norwegian mathematician, who died in poverty a scant five years later.
On the same day Pomponius, a Roman knight, gave remarkable proof of his fidelity to Gracchus; for, after holding back his enemies upon the bridge, as Cocles19 p63 had done of yore, he threw himself upon his sword.
Building on an idea of Chen [40] in his remarkable proof of the extension theorem, this was overcome in [26].
Kodaira was principally an algebraic geometer, and his work in this field culminated in his remarkable proof of the Riemann-Roch theorem for functions of any number of variables.
Dapper's rise is remarkable – proof of the democratic nature of comedy and the power of social media.
Perhaps the most remarkable proof of this was being chosen last year as Book of the Month by Oprah Winfrey on American TV - an accolade that prompted Knopf to print an extra 700,000 copies, half a million of which sold. Bruce Westwood elaborates: "After September 11, Oprah wanted a Book Club choice that would introduce American readers to the east.
Given what Springsteen could have asked (the Stones charged four hundred and fifty dollars for the best seats on their most recent U.S. tour), these tickets were a remarkable bargain — proof, if anyone needed it, of Springsteen's solidarity with his working-class fans.
Islamic design is based on Greek geometry, which teaches us that starting with very basic assumptions, we can build up a remarkable number of proofs about shapes.
