The phrase "amount to a remarkable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the significance or impact of something, often in a positive context.
Example: "The team's efforts amount to a remarkable achievement in the field of renewable energy."
Alternatives: "constitute an impressive" or "represent a significant".
All this would amount to a remarkable discovery if it were true.
If true, this would amount to a remarkable change of fortune for Hyundai -- but less incentive for shoppers to consider the brand.
Its seven picture-book insertions distinguish it from other books of hours and amount to a remarkable cache of well-preserved medieval painting.
However, in what would amount to a remarkable snub, the committee is so angry with Soca that it is considering releasing the information under parliamentary privilege.
If prosecutors and Mr. Jovanovic agree to a deal that includes no additional prison time, it will amount to a remarkable turn in a case that has gained notoriety because Mr. Jovanovic met the woman on the Internet.
The interview with Mr. Comey and the publicity tour for his book, which is scheduled to hit bookstores on Tuesday, amount to a remarkable public assault on a sitting president by someone who served at the highest levels in the government.
The announcement amounted to a remarkable turnaround for Bob Jones, a 73-year-old institution that hews to an unapologetic adherence to classic Protestant fundamentalism.
Most of Benny's venom and vitriol are, however, reserved for the Palestinians in what amounts to a remarkable attempt to blame the victims for their own misfortunes.
The agreement, which was endorsed by all of the world's industrialized nations except the United States, amounts to a remarkable, multicultural expression of fear and, to a somewhat lesser extent, penitence.
Senator Kennedy said Mr. Ashcroft's guarantees during his two days in the witness chair last week that he would enforce all the laws amounted "to a remarkable revisionist remaking of his record".
Mr López Obrador has so far acted responsibly, doubtless because he knows that Mexicans would reject any recourse to violence.For Mr Calderón, a 43-year-old lawyer and economist, the outcome amounts to a remarkable political triumph.
