"a remuneration of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when referring to payments or rewards given in exchange for services rendered. For example, "She received a remuneration of $25 for her work".
In order to achieve environmentally sound agriculture as well as a remuneration of ecological achievements on the farm level, practicable instruments for accurate measurement have to be developed.
According to the memo, the company's executives offered a "remuneration" of 5percenttoto Marleton Business S.A., an offshore company controlled by Mr. Zardari.
In phase III, ST is rewarded the spectrum for its own transmission as a remuneration of forwarding primary signals with a dedicated time duration.
Rajinikanth was paid a remuneration of for the film.
She was subsequently replaced by Shruti Haasan, who was reportedly paid a remuneration of 6 million, but her participation was delayed due to scheduling problems.
After the film's gross crossed 1 billion, Income Tax Department officials conducted a raid on the Jubilee Hills residence of Mahesh as he was rumored to get a remuneration of more than 1.2 million for his next projects.
The founder and chairman of housebuilder Berkeley Group took a paycut last year but still received a remuneration package of £21.5m.
Ahead of the company's stock market flotation two years ago, she negotiated a remuneration package of a size that has rarely been seen at a British public company.
The company's best-paid director, assumed to be founder and boss Ashley Tabor, received a remuneration package of £2.5m.
At Bath, where there were protests from students and staff, pay rises were also approved by a remuneration committee of which the vice-chancellor was a member.
On Friday, Southampton said Snowden's pay was "set and is regularly reviewed and agreed" by a remuneration committee, of which he was not a member.
