"very remarkably" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to emphasize the remarkable nature of something. You can use it in a sentence to add emphasis to a statement about something that is truly remarkable or surprising. For example: "The team's performance tonight was very remarkably impressive, considering their lack of practice." "The scientist's discovery was very remarkably groundbreaking and opened up new possibilities in the field."
Very remarkably, the best parts of "Apollo's Angels" are the most difficult areas for any dance historian — the years before 1890, from which so few dances survive in repertory.
The Galactic Confederacy's civilization was comparable to our own, with aliens "walking around in clothes which looked very remarkably like the clothes they wear this very minute" and using cars, trains and boats looking exactly the same as those "circa 1950, 1960" on Earth.
Very remarkably, clustering manifests itself as a displacement of the transition between the two homogeneous population states, an effect that has been reported for other network topologies which feature clustering, namely regular lattices and small-world networks [16].
The YBD domains are between 100 200 aa, with the shortest containing 50 aa in B. mori and, very remarkably, the longest 252 aa in A. queenslandica.
The promoter and attenuator mutations we detected were very remarkably similar to those that had been previously described in France, South Africa, Sweden, and Toronto, Canada.
He kept up his prolific scoring rate up until the very end, remarkably even with his right knee severely affected by injury.
As a consequence, the metal composition of most native metal-MT complexes is very often remarkably promiscuous [ 12, 13].
The danger from shark attack, while very real, is remarkably uncommon and easily sensationalized.
The renowned conductor, who once headed Teatro alla Scala, the Vienna Staatsoper and the Berlin Philharmonic, now leads a very different but remarkably full musical life following his recovery from stomach cancer at start of the decade.
In all this maelstrom, if you think you know the result of an election two years off, you are either very wise or remarkably foolish – particularly as fewer and fewer voters are predictable party loyalists.
Although the site is to be preserved, there are remarkably very few images of and relatively little documentation about the complex and its vast workforce in its 19th and early 20th centuryy heyday.
