The phrase "a staggering case" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or instance that is surprising, shocking, or difficult to comprehend due to its magnitude or impact.
Example: "The investigation revealed a staggering case of fraud that affected thousands of people."
Alternatives: "an astonishing case" or "a shocking case."
It's a staggering case; more staggering still that it has scarcely been mentioned on this side of the ocean.
Bonnie Saks of Cambridge, Mass., is a 39-year-old single mother with two sons, a pretentious, play-writing ex-husband who has decamped to Chile, and a staggering case of insomnia.
While the dust slowly settles over a staggering case of scientific fraud, a bitter aftertaste lingers with scientists and editors alike that of having been deceived by grossly manufactured evidence.
Insofar as the Embassy has provided Assange refuge for the past eight years, the legal action signified a staggering case of a person biting the hand that feeds them: the equivalent of a petty teenager suing his parents because they won't let him play on Reddit.
Knowing the staggering case fatality rate of this hemorrhagic fever, Ollmann Saphire says she would take the antibodies never mind that they haven't been tested for safety.
In the meningitis belt of sub-Saharan Africa, the incidence of IMD can approach a staggering 1000 cases per 100 000 inhabitants during epidemics; most of these cases are caused by group A meningococci [ 2].
Affected Northern California counties include Alameda, Contra Costa, Santa Clara and San Mateo, but a staggering 21 cases have been reported in Orange County, home to many affluent communities where anti-vaccination clusters tend to flourish, OC Weekly reports.
By September 2011, Remy's privately bankrolled defense attorney Peter Bella had convinced Massachusetts judges to close a staggering 18 cases charging Remy with dozens of traffic, violence and/or drug related related offenses.
The fascinating documentary "Smash His Camera" chronicles Galella's career and makes staggering cases about the ripple effect of intrusive celebrity-gazing.
Stern's firm filed a staggering 70,382 foreclosure cases in 2009 and reportedly billed nearly $100 million.
