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The phrase "a staggering error rate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an error rate that is shockingly high or surprising in a particular context, such as in data analysis or quality control.
Example: "The recent audit revealed a staggering error rate in the financial reports, raising concerns about the accuracy of the data."
Alternatives: "an alarming error rate" or "a shocking error rate".
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It is a staggering error rate, which would be unthinkable if we were talking about making a credible diagnosis of heart disease or cancer.
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