The phrase "an astonishing model" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a model that is impressive or remarkable in some way, often in contexts related to design, performance, or representation.
Example: "The architect presented an astonishing model of the new city park, showcasing innovative features and sustainable design."
Alternatives: "an impressive model" or "a remarkable model".
Then head into the Queens Museum of Art (718-592-9700; queensmuseum.org), home to the Panorama of the City of New York, an astonishing scale model of the five boroughs with 895,000 houses and buildings.
Fans of the game have constructed astonishing models with its virtual doman, including a version of the Starship Enterprise.
Since almost 35 minutes were excised from the original Japanese film, called Gojira - 35 minutes of gloomy, atmospheric, postwar destruction and astonishing modelling of downtown Tokyo - Godzilla the character, or rather the guy in the suit (Haruo Nakajima and, in tag team, Katsumi Tezuka), does seem a little like he is cinematically twisting in the breeze.
Geely claims to have five new platforms under development and says it will launch an astonishing 42 new models by 2015.
For instance, an astonishing percentage build their models by simply looking at attributes of the "best performers" in workplaces and then identifying which job candidates have the same attributes.
There is Ralph Koltai's artist's model for an astonishing all-white 1968 production of The Tempest.
The office's modelling anticipates an astonishing range of gains by 2050: nearly halving mains demand, cutting one-third from wastewater volumes, reducing stormwater runoff by 40%, and saving one-third of the electricity used in the system.
And the iPhone X (that's "iPhone Ten", if you want to be one of those people who calls a gif a jif) starts at $£999 for a 64GB model, rising to an astonishing $£1,149 for the 256GB version, and will be available for pre-order from 27 October, shipping on 3 November.
Conversely, in the FFR models this number grows up to an astonishing 80 different residues.
Since reality is complex, scientists often engage in a quest for models that increase in complexity at an astonishing rate, sometimes at the expense of clarity.
