The phrase "a striking landscape" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a landscape that is visually impressive or remarkable.
Example: "The painting captured a striking landscape, with vibrant colors and dramatic lighting that drew the viewer in."
Alternatives: "a breathtaking scenery" or "an impressive vista."
It exists, like everything else in what might otherwise have been a striking landscape, only as a subdivision of her own concerns.
The Forest of Bowland, a striking landscape of boggy, open upland carpeted with heather and bracken, is home to some of the last breeding pairs of hen harriers in England.
GM's brightest hopes now lie half a world away from Detroit in places like the southern Chinese city of Liuzhou, set against a striking landscape of steep limestone karsts.
Cutting between the women's journeys — one fearful and hopeless, the other purposeful and noble — Mr. Yameogo contrasts the shackles of tradition with the stirrings of rebellion, never allowing the heat of indignation to cloud his eye for a striking landscape or an expressive face.
As you walk up the steps and enter you are met by a panorama painted on a wall showing a striking landscape, and North Korea's two dead autocrats - Kim Il-sung and his son Kim Jong-il - pointing, perhaps to a bright future.
These trees are endemic to Madagascar and they form a striking landscape that draws travelers from around the world.
Those who continue on, however, will feast on a increasingly striking landscape, including in-your-face views of 14,018 Pyramid Peak across the valley and, off in the distance to the northeast, views of the previous hike toward Independence Pass.
My ancestors didn't leave County Cork, Ireland, during the potato famine to find a more striking landscape.
A mix of travel and leisure content, sprinkled with more than a few striking landscapes, fills Alex in Wanderland's feed.
The visit also gave rise to some striking landscape paintings, including an evocation of wild, spiky Mediterranean vegetation with resonant echoes of an arid, modern Garden of Eden, "Mit der Schlange" (With the Snake), and another of an olive grove illuminated by fiery sunlight, "Baum Kultur" (Cultivated Trees).
The cantilevered structure, just outside Oslo, was the result of an open competition where architects were tasked with creating a landmark that would play off the striking landscape of the fjords.
