The phrase "remarkable for me" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: The art exhibit was remarkable for me because it featured my favorite artist's latest works.
It was all too remarkable for me to feel hungry, but I tried to eat, wanting to fit in.
"To now develop a post game is going to be remarkable for me," Stoudemire told Fox 26 in Houston.
"What's been remarkable for me is, I don't think we've played particularly well in the last two games coming into this one, and we've still won".
"He has been remarkable for me as a person throughout the whole season," said Bellamy.
And it was a remarkable year for me.
Lane said: "A remarkable day for me and a historic day for the church.
"This is a very, very, very remarkable day for me," said Al Shapiro, a plumber who is the corporation's president.
The most remarkable discovery for me this year was Kirill Medvedev's It's No Good (Ugly Duckling Presse), a collection of poems and essays, a brilliant artistic and political response to the depredations of the Yeltsin and Putin era.
It has really been a remarkable experience for me.
"It's been a remarkable experience for me," Larsen says, explaining how a review of the Ace in London's Daily Telegraph brought his project to Morgan's attention.
I had a talent that was opening remarkable doors for me.
