The phrase "remarkable means" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is being accomplished in an impressive fashion. For example, "Eric is achieving his goals through remarkable means."
I always saw it as a remarkable means of communication".
I never know what I'm going to learn, or by what remarkable means it will have been figured out.
We have found that diffusion-driven flow can be harnessed as a remarkable means of propulsion, acting as a diffusion-engine that extracts energy from microscale diffusive processes to propel macroscale objects.
Still, a more integrated and exhaustive approach to, say, Putin's remarkable means of retaining control by propping up fake opposition parties, or the burgeoning, society-wide increase in U.F.O.
Through both ethnographic and historical analysis, The Sacred Routes of Uyghur History offers a new understanding of Uyghur historical practices, detailing the remarkable means by which this people reckons with its past and confronts its nationalist aspirations in the present day.
To be remarkable means to be worthy of notice or attention.
It was a law of remarkable mean-spiritedness, seemingly intended to produce moral panic around groundless fears of cross-dressing men following women into bathrooms and high-school boys invading girls' locker rooms.
However, the mean performance of language learners in all proficiency levels in general was not remarkable (mean score: 11.02).
The remarkable mean differences across centres (e.g. 17 IQ points difference between IRL_D and ESP_V) do not seem to reflect sociocultural differences between regions or countries, because the use of language specific normative samples should have accounted for them.
Three studies revealed a significant difference between the marginal bone loss in PM and PS groups in favor of PS technique (Cappiello et al. 2008; Vigolo & Givani 2009; Fickl et al. 2010), one more study showed a remarkable mean marginal bone loss in the PM group compared to the PS group without statistical investigation of a significance between both groups, however (de Almeida et al. 2011).
Even more remarkable, technical means exist to retrieve data that has been erased.
