The phrase "a remarkable property" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a notable or impressive characteristic of something, often in scientific, mathematical, or descriptive contexts.
Example: "One of the most fascinating aspects of this material is a remarkable property that allows it to conduct electricity without resistance at room temperature."
Alternatives: "an extraordinary feature" or "an impressive characteristic".
Doing so, a remarkable property is revealed.
A remarkable property of the particles is their stimulus (pH, ion) responsiveness.
A remarkable property of RNA interference (RNAi) in C. elegans is its association with intercellular RNA transport pathways.
We also establish a remarkable property of the integrated density of states associated with the homology universal covering map.
Moreover, a remarkable property so-called positive scheme for the proposed method is observed in solving concentration transport phenomena.
But gravity has a remarkable property that the pull of the Earth is itself proportional to the inertia of the object.
By the way, that's a very remarkable property of the gravitational force the cancellation of the two ms. If you look at the electrical force, the force of electricity, on the proton and electron or something, it's not proportional to the mass of either object.
Our dynamical model has a most remarkable property in the case of environmental inheritance and environment-sensitive epigenetics, namely the possibility of the stable presence of a serious, heritable, early onset, and common disease in a population.
A most remarkable property of the TBs was their rapid reversion from the mixed-network phenotype back to tubulin-less TBs; this was provoked either after substituting normal air for CO2, or after removing azide from the culture medium.
In the ongoing evolutionary process, biological systems have displayed a fundamental and remarkable property of robustness, i.e., the property allows the system to maintain its functions despite external and internal perturbations.
All of mathematics can be expressed in predicate logic, and Gödel showed that this logic has the following remarkable property: A set Σ of sentences has a model [that is, an interpretation that makes it true] if any finite subset of Σ has a model.
