The phrase "remarkable among" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe something as outstanding or exceptional compared to others. Example: The new art exhibit was remarkable among the many others on display at the museum. Its unique blend of colors and textures made it stand out to visitors.
Remarkable among these clayworks are the small clay whistles that abound in the area.
ALAN BENNETT, like Dennis Potter, is remarkable among British dramatists in that his finest work has been done for television.
When I asked Graffman how she compared with the other prodigies at Curtis, he said, "She was remarkable among remarkable students.
Padura is remarkable among crime writers: he understands that the real job is to dive into the deep wells of obsession, hatred and poverty from which murder springs.
Yuknavitch's sex scenes are remarkable among current American novelists, not just for their explicitness but for the way she uses them to pursue questions of agency, selfhood, and the ethical implications of making art.
She would crawl to the outhouse, grasping the string in one hand.Such squalid living arrangements are not all that remarkable among America's 2.4m Indians, 85% of whom live in remote parts of the western United States.
Again, despite the popularity of clickers, the level of adoption of peer instruction varied across the departments, ranging from only 5%% among chemists to a remarkable 87%% among physicists.
The device has also found advocates among educators and, in many remarkable ways, among the disabled.
Just and generous, especially to the church, Theodebert is appealing among the Merovingians and, Clovis apart, perhaps the most remarkable personality among them.
"We've seen remarkable progress among groups of young people in countries like Uganda, Zambia, Cambodia and Brazil, among others".
M.A.C. saved New York City with a sound financial structure, shared sacrifice and a remarkable collaboration among adversaries.
