The phrase "an astounding record of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an impressive or remarkable achievement or performance in a specific context, such as sports, academics, or professional accomplishments.
Example: "The athlete has an astounding record of winning five consecutive championships."
Alternatives: "an impressive track record of" or "a remarkable history of".
The Nets cannot afford a letdown in Utah, where they have an astounding record of failure, having lost 12 straight games and 23 of the last 25.
There were battlefield setbacks and operational delays along the way, but overall Zhukov had an astounding record of success.
Here's the story: since its founding 35 years ago, NCLR built an astounding record of success in securing equal rights for and combating discrimination against LGBT people through the courts.
Close to polar bear country, where Hudson Bay winds chill the air to 40 degrees below zero and the wait for spring lasts eight months, The Pas is the hometown of Randolph McDuff, a stock picker with an astounding record.
An astounding record, which to a large extent he owed to his most important writer/friend/adviser/maybe lover, Susan Sontag.
You see, in just five weeks' time, Cliff's astounding record of having a No 1 in every decade since the 1950s will be over.
The dominance of the All Blacks over the rest of international rugby was reinforced by the world champions' 13th straight win of 2013, enhancing their astounding record of just one loss in the last 34 matches, with the wing Julian Savea scoring two tries plus one by the No 8 Kieran Read.
Their relationship is presumed to be romantic as well as professional, and since he joined her team in 2012 after her shock first-round defeat at the French Open, she has won four Grand Slam singles titles and produced an astounding overall record of 104-5.
The peerless Sublime Frequencies label has a number of great releases coming up this autumn and winter, including an astounding live recording of the legendary guitarist Omar Khorshid and his group while on tour in Australia just months before his death in 1981.
Alex Graham, chair of The Space, said: "As someone who as a teenager really did listen to John Peel's iconic radio show huddled under the bedclothes, I'm thrilled that - together with a select group of music experts - we can now provide an interactive tour of his astounding record collection".
I had the chance to travel across China and Tibet and seek an astounding world record.
