The phrase "remarkable versatility" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to someone or something's ability to adapt or be skilled in many different areas. Example: The gymnast's remarkable versatility allowed her to excel in both floor routines and balance beam, making her a top contender in the competition.
But it is his remarkable versatility as writer, director and animator that makes it so gripping.
Anja Harteros, a singer at home in Wagner and Verdi, demonstrates remarkable versatility with her superb account of Alcina.
To keep things fresh, and to showcase the root's remarkable versatility, there's a clean crisp salad too – a surprisingly subtle blend of sweet and bitter.
They involve 20 or so characters, played with remarkable versatility by a cast of seven, smartly if sometimes solemnly directed by Carl Forsman.
Part of the band's appeal was its remarkable versatility, as it delivered soulful ballads, spiritual anthems, Afro-Caribbean jazz, driving funk and rock, and upbeat disco dance hits.
A singer of remarkable versatility and a rich, dark vocal timbre, she portrayed roles both large and small with consummate artistry.
This flexibility likely underlies remarkable functional versatility of arrestins and represents the structural basis for the ability of arrestins to scaffold signaling pathways.
Additional variations between the traditional Myxobacteria and A. dehalogenans manifest in the genes responsible for the remarkable respiratory versatility of A. dehalogenans.
Its remarkable metabolic versatility may enable B. petrii to thrive in very different ecological niches.
Remarkable metabolic versatility and a superior capability for photoautotrophic carbon assimilation is evident in R. centenum.
Both proteins share –45% amino acid sequence identity [ 10], bind heparin, are associated with the ECM [ 11], and exhibit remarkable functional versatility [ 12, 13].
