The phrase "a remarkably different" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize a significant difference between two or more things.
Example: "The new design is a remarkably different approach compared to the previous version."
Alternatives: "a strikingly different" or "a significantly different".
Interviewed by telephone during a trip to Silicon Valley, he said, "I'm getting a remarkably different perception than I did a year ago" when he was greeted with skepticism.
Not surprisingly, Dupont is taking a remarkably different tone: "My priority is the dancers," she told French TV shortly after being named.
The Taliban's Twitter account frequently issues statements and claims responsibility for attacks around the country, a remarkably different approach from when the group banned television and most technology during their brutal, six-year rule.
Mr. Brown said the attacks of Sept. 11, television's 24-hour news channels and a more open political system have created a "remarkably different dynamic today" that makes the issues hard to ignore, even for teenagers.
Hitting the favorite button on the first episode of "Mad Men" is a remarkably different gesture than expressing digital solidarity with kidnapped children in Africa, but it all sort of looks the same at the keyboard.
Ignoring the tumult about the new designers at Dior and Saint Laurent, about the new minimalism and the return of the tuxedo — or perhaps not in the mood to play along — Ms. Philo on Sunday sent out a remarkably different silhouette, lean and full of slouch, as the Paris spring collections seem set to have one of the greatest rounds in years.
For our strains the MIC90 value was < 1 μg/ml, a result remarkably different as compared with 8 μg/ml obtained by [ 10] for S. aureus strains isolated in the United States.
However, HAM-A scores were not remarkably different at the end point.
Any answer must navigate a pair of remarkably different pictures of the war.
Such a cracking is remarkably different form adsorption desorption reaction that takes place on the active sites of catalysts, not resulting in coke formation, but realizing effective heavy oil cracking.
A woman so remarkably different that you can't figure out if she's beautiful or not, and you stop trying almost immediately, because she's too interesting for you even to waste time on it.
