The phrase "clearly remarkable" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something or someone that is highly impressive or exceptional in a noticeable and obvious way. Example: The team's performance at the competition was clearly remarkable, as they dominated every event and broke several records.
However, it is clearly remarkable that such an animal that had numerous other relatives with large feathers on their arms and would apparently "experiment" with different forms of flight at various times (not least ultimately producing birds) would take such a dramatically different route towards gliding, even if it was one commonly explored by other mammals.
It is clearly remarkable for a British court to equate journalism with an act of terrorism and if the law is so vague as for that to be reasonable then it should be abundantly clear how badly in need of reform the law is.
The as-prepared Cu@CuS structures exhibited clearly remarkable photocatalytic performance.
Although the means by which CD exerts its beneficial effects in NPC disease are not understood, the outcome of CD treatment is clearly remarkable.
The significant resistance to both urea and NaCl unfolding is clearly remarkable for an IDP.
Wilson was clearly a remarkable artist".
Luther was clearly a remarkable, complex individual – charismatic, divisive, inspiring, intense, gifted, musical, courageous, devout and lucky.
But he clearly has remarkable access, citing internal accounts of operations and scores of interviews with spymasters, agent-handlers and killers, keen to tell their stories.
One essay wickedly asks prominent journalists to justify their sizeable earnings from public speaking.Mr Auletta clearly has remarkable access to people at the top of his industry.
He is clearly a remarkable athlete and fearsome competitor but how long, once he is fit, will it take him to master union's technical nuances, particularly around the breakdown?
Cohen-Greene is clearly a remarkable woman, and Hunt plays her with a common-sense kindness, intelligence, empathy and good humour that is beautiful to watch, and an unselfconsciousness about her own body that is initially breathtaking in its frankness before it becomes a form of naturalness of a rare, undemonstrative sort.
