The phrase "accomplished remarkable" is not correct and does not work well in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to describe someone who has achieved something noteworthy, but it lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "She is an accomplished individual with remarkable achievements in her field."
Alternatives: "achieved remarkable" or "notable accomplishments".
China has accomplished remarkable things in the past 20 years, including building one of the world's largest economies.
WASHINGTON — Sidney Crosby has accomplished remarkable feats on a hockey rink, but he had never skated in a Game 7 until Wednesday night.
Indeed, even a country like China that has accomplished remarkable reductions in poverty thanks to sustained growth has come to realize that a growth-at-all-costs strategy has enormous costs, including social conflict and environmental degradation.
Setting out to rejoin Cuba's past and present, Mr. de Marcos has his work cut out for him, but in the musical realm, at least, he has already accomplished remarkable things.
This is not the object of [Desprairies's] research….What this German-studies scholar did, she did in the conviction that, though Germany has accomplished remarkable work on itself, France has stayed content with the unsaid even though one breathes so much better when the corpses are taken out of the closet.
Knowing that systems innovators from our past and from across the world—have accomplished remarkable change, can you find ways to do the same today?
A few have gone on to accomplish remarkable work.
By the time Pomahac began going into the O.R., reconstructive surgery was able to accomplish remarkable things: doctors could stretch out skin on a patient's arm, sculpt it into a nose, and move it to the face.
"If you want to make an argument that government can work on a large scale and accomplish remarkable tasks, this is it," says Mr. Jahr (who, full disclosure, was my boss when I was a tenant organizer decades ago).
You will hear that our students are accomplishing remarkable things, in the classroom and in the laboratory, in the local communities just outside the gates of the Morningside Heights campus, and often in national and international arenas where they compete at the highest levels with students from other institutions.
I've studied teachers, and their students, who are accomplishing remarkable pedagogical results with the aid of technology.
