"remarks once again" is a perfectly acceptable and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you might say, "The teacher remarked once again that the assignments must be turned in on time."
Or is something else at work here?" On Gothamist, one commenter remarked: "Once again, females are 'aged-out' of media careers before men.
Continuing along the path of AKI pathogenesis, it must be remarked, once again, that critically ill patients undergo different types of AKI and that it is very important to recognize exact AKI etiology in order to optimize its management [ 6].
"His remarks show once again how delusional, detached and unfit he is to lead the Syrian people".
"Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith's shameful remarks prove once again how [Donald ] Trumphas created a social and political climate that normalizes hateful and racist rhetoric," NAACP President Derrick Johnson said in a statement.
When he is through Costello makes a remark that once again proves McDermott's point.
After the Xbox and Sony events on Monday, many remarked how, once again, there were no female lead characters among the big-name titles.
Despite several convictions for anti-Semitic remarks, Dieudonné has strayed once again over the boundary between self-proclaimed anti-Zionism and outright provocation.
Clearly, Bush anticipated that the release of his prepared remarks would disappoint investors once again and panic the market, which would send stock prices down sharply and thereby flush out all those waiting sellers, bringing about at last the much-vaunted "capitulation" that people have been awaiting for weeks.
In his closing remarks at lunch, he once again said that there needs to be a third way to regulate tech — not the Chinese one, not the American one.
The comments followed opening remarks in which Dimon once again apologized for the bank's $2 billion loss on risky bets on credit derivatives.
