The phrase "amazingly stable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is remarkably steady or consistent, often in a positive context.
Example: "The new software update has proven to be amazingly stable, with very few bugs reported by users."
Alternatives: "incredibly stable" or "remarkably stable".
On one level, American politics looks amazingly stable.
One of the consequences that flowed from Helmholtz's mathematical analysis was that vortices of an ideal fluid were amazingly stable; they could collide elastically with one another, intertwine to form complex knotlike structures, and undergo tensions and compressions, all without losing their identities.
Back then, I had no clear idea how or why species could remain so amazingly stable over hundreds of thousands even millions of years.
Not just my Phacops fossils, but virtually every other species preserved in the rocks alongside them, tend to remain amazingly stable through thick and thin for truly prodigious periods of time millions of years, orders of magnitude longer than the brief spans of time, measured in thousands of years, for evolutionary change to occur.
In fact, for any month that's amazingly stable -- you'd have to go back to June of last year to find a month where Obama's numbers moved less.
"For the IDE to be delightful, it doesn't just have to be stable — but amazingly stabled," she told me.
Amazingly, this stable character ultimately turned out to be the result of the insertion of a (non-autonomous) TE within the s gene [ 44].
3 p.m. 7) MUSEUM TOWN In 2001 the former imperial stables and riding school morphed into the amazingly untouristy MuseumsQuartier.
Amazingly, she survived the shooting and is currently in a stable condition in a West Midlands hospital.
At 6 years old, he's becoming more independent and emotionally stable, he can read, and he regularly comes up with really cool and amazingly complex ideas of ways to create, play, and solve problems.
Amazingly, amazingly lucky".
