The phrase "as remarkable in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compare the level of remarkable quality or significance in different contexts or subjects.
Example: "The artist's ability to convey emotion is as remarkable in her paintings as it is in her sculptures."
Alternatives: "just as impressive in" or "equally notable in".
The funny thing, she says, is she didn't regard it as remarkable in ther slightest.
Hadid, as remarkable in her person and her personality as in her designs, was perfect for the role.
The man who unleashed this sophisticated horror was an easygoing professional who did nothing else nearly as remarkable in his career.
At least as remarkable, in contemporary Washington, Ms. Ginsburg has never been quoted by name in a newspaper or appeared on television.
It is the climax to a year that would count as remarkable in the career of any poet, never mind one who'll be 88 in April.
And Ron Cook's Fool is as remarkable in his silences, when he gazes on Lear with powerless compassion, as in his rebarbative, conscience-stabbing jests.
Decreased miR-185 expression was also observed in gastric cancer and in normal stomach tissues, but the downregulation was not as remarkable as in RCC tissues tested using the same miRNA microarray.
Eggers's inhabiting of the terms and tics of a distinctly American consciousness is as remarkable as, in earlier books, his channeling of Sudanese and Syrian sensibilities.
There can, however, be little or no reason for doubting that the invisible objects in the universe exceed those which are visible in consequence of their luminosity, in a proportion quite as remarkable as that in which the ordinary animals devoid of luminosity exceed those which possess phosphorescent qualities.
However, it is of interest to note that the disparity in erasing speed between the two devices is not as remarkable as that in the programming speed.
(Others are almost as remarkable as Alone In Berlin and have similarly extreme back stories. The Drinker, for instance, was written in code while its author was in an asylum).
