The phrase "amazingly wide" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has a remarkable or impressive width.
Example: "The river was amazingly wide, making it difficult to see the other side."
Alternatives: "incredibly wide" or "remarkably wide."
An amazingly wide range of complex behavior emerges from the cerebral cortex.
The diversity of reptile life histories is amazingly wide and often reveals nearly unimaginable reproductive adaptations.
Farr described the gap between rich and poor as "amazingly wide".
Her essay "Notes on 'Camp,' " which brought her amazingly wide notice when it was published, in 1964, in the small-circulation Partisan Review, was filled with references to classic and pop movies as well as to the other arts.
Cheap fares on the railways enabled less affluent families to travel, a change that led to "holidays" and new seaside resorts.Mr Newcome draws on an amazingly wide stock of references and incidents to flesh out his history, and makes good use of novels to illustrate points.
The movie is constructed musically, with recurring motifs: brief animations of Strummer's drawings and doodles; a series of campfire gatherings, at which friends and admirers reminisce, ruminate and sing; and on the soundtrack, snippets of the radio program on which he played records from an amazingly wide range of eras, styles and national origins.
An amazingly wide-ranging study". "Gotaas takes a broad, shallow approach in this history of running worldwide..
On the imaging side, the new hero is the improved lens, which manages an amazingly wide-open aperture even when the zoom is extended to the full 70mm length.
In New Hampshire the gap is amazingly even wider, with an even 94percentt identifying as white and white alone.
The former Rangers FC & Kilmarnock man Kris Boyd had a fantastic chance to put the Timbers ahead, with a penalty in the 79th minute, but amazingly he shanked it wide left.
In the latest New York Times poll, George W. Bush has a wide lead with men and, amazingly, edges out Mr. Gore with women (who elected Bill Clinton), 44 to 42percentt.
