The phrase "a stunning example of how" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a demonstration or illustration of a particular concept, idea, or phenomenon.
Example: "The recent study is a stunning example of how technology can enhance learning experiences in the classroom."
Alternatives: "an impressive illustration of how" or "a remarkable demonstration of how".
The unravelling of events has been a stunning example of how interdependent the world economy has become.
The way this NHS is being managed by Hunt and the government is a stunning example of how not to do things.
The "denial of African accomplishment in rice systems," Carney writes, "provides a stunning example of how power relations mediate the production of history".
The Skydome, where the Jays play, provides a stunning example of how the attendance trajectory can change when the novelty of a winning team in a new stadium wears off.
The answer -- pieced together from confidential industry records, court documents and government filings, as well as interviews with current and former officials of industry, government and organizations opposing the use of bioengineering in food -- provides a stunning example of how management, with a few miscalculations, can steer an industry headlong into disaster.
Kang is a stunning example of how entrepreneurs defy expectations and conventional wisdom to win in the marketplace.
On Pinterest, of course, we see a stunning example of just how strong this influence can be.
It is the most recent and stunning example of how Italy is seeking to renovate its 760 state museums and monuments and introduce contemporary forms of merchandising at the most important ones.
Probably the most stunning example of how El Burbuja tirelessly maneuvered under the radar to expand his empire is when he proclaimed himself God of Those Blue New York Times Bags People Use to Pick Up Their Dogs' Shit.
A stunning example of such a Frankenstein's monster appears at 111 Pub.
