The phrase "amazing lectures" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe lectures that are exceptionally good or impressive, often in an academic or educational context.
Example: "The professor delivered amazing lectures that captivated the entire class and sparked lively discussions."
Alternatives: "incredible lectures" or "fantastic lectures".
They're always putting on some amazing lecture or ball or mask-making event.
George gave this amazing lecture on "The Bible As Witness" -- he talked about the development of the Westminster Confession (1646) and its emphasis on verbal inspiration of God's word; the Barmen Confession (1934) with its strong prophetic response against Nazism; and the Confessions of (1967) which responded to issues of war and peace and racism.
"It's like a mini-university, with terrific lectures and an amazing cafe".
Dr. Kuhl's video lectures are absolutely amazing.
At my evening lecture -- in the amazing Neo-Romanesque Shrove Chapel on the Colorado College campus, packed with a thousand travelers -- my host reminded me, "'Formal' in Colorado means to wear some clean jeans".
But for the last few years, that university's Westwood campus has been the site of some pretty amazing food events, in the form of lectures and demos from professor Amy Rowat's Science and Food series. .
Perhaps in Italian class, off on a class trip, or just in a class lecture learning from the most amazing collection of teachers.
We've got some amazing speakers lined up for a series of lectures and interviews — folks like NEA Partner Dayna Grayson, Handy CEO Oisin Hanrahan, and Instagram's Head of Product Kevin Weil, to name just a few.
We've got some amazing speakers lined up for a series of lectures and interviews — folks like RRE Ventures Co-Founder & Managing Partner Stuart Ellman, Caribou Biosciences co-founder, President and CEO Dr. Rachel E. Haurwitz, and New York Yankees legend Derek Jeter, to name a few.
