The phrase "amazing gathering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a gathering or event that is impressive or extraordinary in some way.
Example: "The annual conference was an amazing gathering of industry leaders and innovators."
Alternatives: "incredible assembly" or "fantastic meeting".
"It gets tremendous media attention, it's one of the most, or the most, amazing gathering of women from around the world," Alyse Nelson, the president and chief executive of Vital Voices, the global nonprofit organization and Women in the World partner, said by telephone from Washington last Thursday.
VICE Gaming attended the 2016 EVE Fanfest in Reykjavik, Iceland, and will be running content from that amazing gathering of EVE fans from around the world very soon.
It is an amazing gathering that brings together heads of state, some of the richest people in the world, people in the field of entertainment and the arts, along with the movers and shakers in the world of the media.
All in all it was an amazing gathering, and it was a tribute to Sylvain Leroux the curator, Isabel Soffer of Live Sounds, and the musicians, that it all came together so wonderfully well.
Last Tuesday at J.P. Morgan's headquarters in New York, I had the opportunity to join an amazing gathering of mostly women philanthropists for the Every Woman Every Child: Taking Action Summit, which was focused on the problems of the poorest mothers and children in the developing world.
Even more amazing in a political gathering in 2012, I found only one Hispanic surname.
How I humbly accept a seat in this gathering of amazing people on their behalf, and know that I bring Hawaiʻi into this panel, into every panel, into every award ceremony or speech I have made in my life - I am but one, and I humbly represent the collective.
It's a gathering that inspires amazing loyalty from performer and audience alike.
"I told Steve Jobs the other day if he can top this, it'll be amazing," he said at a gathering of technology start-ups last month.
Recently she has been excited by Iconography and Electronics Upon a Generic Architecture, by postmodern architect Robert Venturi ("a vitriolic architectural postmodern thesis versus an amazing impulse for collecting and gathering weird archaeological facts"); and an essay by artist David Robbins on "the gaze in television, and the Lacanian idea of empathy".
That we are gathering here is an amazing tribute to national unity and reconciliation".
