The phrase "a remarkable quantity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or noteworthy amount of something, often in contexts related to data, resources, or observations.
Example: "The research revealed a remarkable quantity of evidence supporting the theory."
Alternatives: "an impressive amount" or "a substantial quantity".
It's because the Germans have produced a remarkable quantity of political will, and put it to good use.
Substrate morphology induces fiber growing and allows having a remarkable quantity of fibers in a short period of time.
From these surfaces, water levels and velocity distributions can be calculated for long-term periods at any estuarine location saving a remarkable quantity of computational cost and time.
For a modest-sized book (just over 300 pages of text), "Love Goes to Buildings on Fire" digests a remarkable quantity and range of material, from Birgit Nilsson's 21-minute ovation after singing Brünnhilde in the Met's "Götterdämmerung" to the bloody fisticuffs at CBGB between Handsome Dick Manitoba, lead singer of the Dictators, and Wayne County, the transvestite punk-rocker.
First, the inefficient power supply conversion into transmission by base station (BS) systems, where the RF power amplifier section consumes between 60 and 70% of the energy supplied [8], dissipating a remarkable quantity of energy in terms of heat and only a small fraction corresponds to the useful output.
Along with the destruction of RA joint tissue, a remarkable quantity of various GAG molecules, especially HA, are released from the extracellular matrix of the synovium [ 9, 10], which is a key feature of RA progression.
He values pure, hallmark flavors, and the remarkable quantity of information and recipes in this book has the effect of showing the reader, whether neophyte or sophisticate, how to recognize and enjoy them.
Animals also belch and fart forth remarkable quantities of greenhouse gases.
(It is present in remarkable quantities in human breast milk, though it hardly appears at all in milk from cows).
Humans generate remarkable quantities of energy while performing daily activities, but this energy usually dissipates into the environment.
Remarkable quantities of data are generated through clinical research, much of which is never published nor disseminated, limiting its integration into current knowledge about treatment efficacy and safety.
