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The phrase "a staggering speed of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an exceptionally high rate or pace of something, often in contexts related to technology, travel, or performance.
Example: "The new train can reach a staggering speed of 300 miles per hour."
Alternatives: "an astonishing speed of" or "an incredible speed of".
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In practice for the Italian Grand Prix in May, he came off his bike at a staggering speed of 175mph, but suffered little more than a heavily swollen chin.
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The rise of solar energySOLAR energy currently provides only a quarter of a percent of the planet's electricity supply, but the industry is growing at staggering speed.
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That is a staggering set of numbers.
There were a staggering 35 of them.
It's a staggering failure of responsibility.
"It is a staggering piece of art.
It reveals a staggering poverty of respect.
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