The phrase "and remarkable progress has" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that significant advancements or improvements have been made in a particular area or context.
Example: "In recent years, and remarkable progress has been achieved in renewable energy technologies, leading to more sustainable solutions."
Alternatives: "and significant advancements have" or "and notable improvements have".
So the studies of this equation have attracted a large number of mathematicians and remarkable progress has been achieved [3].
Several protein-based and RNA-based transgenic resistance approaches have been exploited and remarkable progress has been made in this direction.
Because of large surface-to-volume ratio and spatial confinement of carriers, researches on one-dimensional (1D) nanostructures have attracted great interest [1 3], and remarkable progress has been achieved in various electronic, photonic, and sensing devices [3 7].
During the past few years, much work has been done on the study of equations with memory terms, and remarkable progress has been made on the local and global existence, uniqueness, finite time blow-up and regularities of weak or classical solutions.
Great efforts have been devoted to mitigate these challenges and remarkable progresses have been achieved, mainly taking profit of nanotechnology and material compositing engineering.
Numerous families of GFs have already been identified and remarkable progresses have been made in understanding the pathways that these proteins use to activate/regulate the complex signalling network involved in cell proliferation or wound healing processes.
However, subsequent research in exploring and tapping this energy resource remains inadequate and no remarkable progress has been achieved in the production of electricity on an industrial scale (Chandrasekharam and Chandrasekhar 2015).
Due to improvements in target and signal amplification and in probe design remarkable progress has been made concerning sensitivity, specificity and resolution of chromogenic and fluorescent ISH (FISH).
Five years later, in a study that used the vesicular stomatitis virus (VSV) as the vector for an Ebola gene, Geisbert and co-authors wrote: "Remarkable progress has been made over the last few years in developing candidate preventive vaccines that can protect nonhuman primates".
However, in recent years, a number of interesting phenomena involving nonlinear waves have been found, and with the development of digital computers remarkable progress has been made in the research into nonlinear waves.
By contrast, remarkable progress has been made in identifying and characterizing genes mutated in rodent models of obesity [1].
