The phrase "a staggering case of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an extraordinary or shocking example of something, often in a negative context.
Example: "The report highlighted a staggering case of fraud that affected thousands of investors."
Alternatives: "an astonishing instance of" or "a remarkable example of".
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.
It's a staggering case; more staggering still that it has scarcely been mentioned on this side of the ocean.
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 a staggering series of cases of police negligence, children who were raped were referred to as "tarts" and crimes against them called "100% consensual".
In the early years of the Act's operation, these categories contained the largest number of cases, amounting to a staggering 1,263 (of 3,832) cases in 1939 (33percentnt of the total number of stillbirths registered in Scotland in this year), although this figure quickly dropped to 755 (20 per cent) in 1941 and 590 (16 per cent) in 1942 while the number of stillbirths remained fairly constant.
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].
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.
And as new figures are revealed this week that police forces are "nearly overwhelmed" by a "staggering" increase in cases of reported domestic abuse, Engle's documentary couldn't be more pertinent.
A staggering 95percentt of these cases were never covered by national or international media, UIHI revealed Wednesday in its new report.
