The phrase "an remarkable pace" is not correct in written English.
It should be "a remarkable pace" because "remarkable" begins with a consonant sound.
Example: "The team completed the project at a remarkable pace, exceeding all expectations."
Alternatives: "an impressive pace" or "a notable pace."
Originally made famous by her stellar performance at the 2014 Little League World Series, Mo'ne is adding accomplishments to her resumé at a remarkable pace: a shoe line, a memoir, several athletic awards, and most recently, an offer from traveling exhibition basketball team, the Harlem Globetrotters.
But Mr. Xi has consolidated power at a remarkable pace for a man who was virtually unknown outside China when he rose to power in 2012.
Natural gas demand in Europe is growing at a remarkable pace, according to a report published last week.
You not only mastered the art of field organizing with the Obama campaign, but you also played a critical role in setting a remarkable pace of online fundraising.
Mr. Kwiecien, his surgeon and manager reported in a conference call that "his recovery is progressing at a remarkable pace," Peter Clark, the Met spokesman, wrote in an e-mail.
Even by the standards of today's hot housing market, Country Pointe at Smithtown, an attached-house development, has been selling at a remarkable pace.
He was still going out and partying at a remarkable pace for someone his age, in a vain effort to stave off his depression.
Jeremy Orosz, in a recent academic paper, describes these gestures as "paraphrases": rather than quoting outright, Williams "uses pre-existing material as a creative template to compose new music at a remarkable pace".
On the positive side, new technologies have enabled new and very important scientific questions to be confronted, and a rise in collaborative, multidisciplinary science has fueled a remarkable pace of discovery.
By providing a new journal for rapid publication of peer-reviewed results and concepts regarding the global-type signaling networks, we hope that Cell Signaling and Communication will stimulate scientific exchange of high quality and thereby contribute to the diffusion of knowledge in a field of prime importance, that is expanding at a remarkable pace.
