The phrase "amazing extent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a remarkable or impressive degree of something, often emphasizing the scale or impact.
Example: "The team's dedication to the project was of an amazing extent, leading to unprecedented results."
Alternatives: "incredible degree" or "remarkable level".
Even though you might think this would be anarchic, we have very stable personnel to an amazing extent".
It is a comparison that does justice both to its amazing extent and to the purity of its whiteness.
There is some truth in that: to an amazing extent, what is good for America has been good for the world.
Note also last week's flurry of headlines about zero-hours contracts: more proof that, to use old-school terms, capital is now lording it over labour to a quite amazing extent.
The defining disasters of modern Japan — the subway sarin-gas attack, the Kobe earthquake, the recent tsunami — are, to an amazing extent, Murakami disasters: spasms of underground violence, deep unseen trauma that manifests itself as massive destruction to daily life on the surface.
That "the totality of all sensory experience can be 'comprehended' on the basis of a conceptual system built on premises of great simplicity" will be derided by skeptics as a "miracle creed," but, Einstein adds, "it is a miracle creed which has been borne out to an amazing extent by the development of science" (Einstein 1950, p. 342).
"It was amazing the extent that people did not understand they were talking to a computer," said Robert Fano, emeritus professor of electrical engineering and computer science at M.I.T.
It's amazing the extent to which a football team can occupy someone's life, and the degree of despair and absorption involved.
Find a good editing program so that you can take your amazing pictures to their full extent!
Mr. Barbour, on hand to monitor relief efforts, said that the destruction was concentrated but that the extent of the damage was amazing.
The extent of this effect is amazing: if I'm understanding the numbers correctly, over a five-year time frame the world's ships cause enough cooling to offset the total warming caused by every car, plane and bus combined.
