"made remarkable contributions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe an individual or group that has done an exceptional job. For example, "John and his team made remarkable contributions to the development of cutting-edge technology."
While many multicultural works were merely representative of their cultural milieu, books such as these made remarkable contributions to a changing American literature.
They have made remarkable contributions to our country and I believe Hillary Clinton would be a superb President of the United States.
Mr. Petrie was a trusted colleague and friend for 38 years and he made remarkable contributions to the growth of this hospital's capacity to take care of people.
According to the BBC, he said: "She was not only an outstanding research scholar, but a highly valued friend and colleague who made remarkable contributions to the work and activities of the centre".
Prof Amin Saika said: "She was not only an outstanding research scholar, but a highly valued friend and colleague who made remarkable contributions to the work and activities of the centre".
Recently, many researchers [14 18] have made remarkable contributions in this area.
Vaccination is an effective strategy to prevent infectious or immune related diseases, which has made remarkable contribution in human history.
Results indicate that sikkak make remarkable contributions to the efficiency of superblocks' street networks.
Similarly, Team Rubicon, a service organization that deploys veterans to work on disaster relief, has demonstrated time and time again that veteran-led teams of civilian volunteers can make remarkable contributions in helping communities hard hit by natural disasters.
Since then, they have made remarkable leaps.
In a ceremony last year at the Kremlin, the choreographer became the first foreigner awarded the State Prize reserved for those who make "remarkable and original contributions to Russian culture".
