The phrase "and remarkably so" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something is surprising or impressive in a notable way.
Example: "The team's performance was outstanding, and remarkably so, given the challenges they faced."
Alternatives: "and impressively so" or "and notably so".
Greenwald consented and, remarkably, so did United's board.
Yet the dissociation his characters experience upon returning to American soil is pitch-perfect, and remarkably so – only accomplished because Fountain researched, wrote and rewrote for it to be that way.
"We haven't seen any bills with the combination of these two prohibitions before, and we believe both to be unconstitutional, and remarkably so when combined together.
However, and remarkably so, the most sequenced and most ubiquitous kind of gene in the world is not the small subunit ribosomal RNA gene.
However, and remarkably so, there are two s100 gene pairs, which are stably linked in the teleost genome, whenever present in the same species, albeit not closely related phylogenetically (S100A10a/S100I and S100A11/S100S, cf. Figure 6 and Additional File 2).
It is also quick and succinct, remarkably so when contemplating divine power.
Furthermore, the negative effect of kids on females increased over time.36 Fourth, employment probability is increasing in female's education, and quite remarkably so for women with college education (column V).
Spatial scales showed that the average size of homogeneous patches dominated with the urbanized and urbanizing areas increased remarkably, so did the extent and magnitude of hot spots.
"Remarkably so and hardly any," Ginny had said at the last appointment.
Pain and limitation of motion improved remarkably, so that the majority of the patients did not have to use crutches at 6 months after operation.
The book received grudgingly positive reviews, and was a financial success—"remarkably so for a volume of short stories", according to Hamilton.
