The phrase "astonishing data" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to data that is surprising or impressive in nature.
Example: "The astonishing data collected from the experiment revealed unexpected results that could change our understanding of the phenomenon."
Alternatives: "remarkable data" or "incredible data."
Economist Gary Burtless of the Brookings Institution recently discovered these astonishing data: On average, annual health spending per person -- from all private and government sources -- is equal for the poorest and the richest Americans.
Supporting this hypothesis, says lead author Joseph Romm, a former head of energy efficiency at the Department of Energy (DOE), are "astonishing data" showing that the economy boomed 4% in 1997 and 1998 while energy consumption barely rose.
Kerr offers up sometimes astonishing comparisons, like data that suggest planned spending in Japan on public works in the next five years will exceed that in the United States by 300 to 400 percent, despite there being only a twentieth as much land area to be manipulated.
Just consider some astonishing facts about data usage growth from Cisco's Visual Networking Index 2016.
Credit where credit is due: The Pew Research Center, the Washington DC think tank that tracks demographic trends, publishes an astonishing volume of data on this topic, and writing this piece would have been impossible without it.
Here's how Hedonometer works: The research site monitors "a random sampling of roughly 50 million (10%) of all messages" posted to Twitter each day (an astonishing 100GB of data daily!).
(Previously, Dec. 14, 2012, the day of the Newtown school shooting, held that distinction.) Here's how Hedonometer works: The research site monitors "a random sampling of roughly 50 million (10%) of all messages" posted to Twitter each day (an astonishing 100GB of data daily!).
An astonishing amount of data has been generated over decades, which were aimed at understanding the complex regulatory network that governs cell-cycle progression.
Automattic says it now pushes an astonishing 450 terabytes of data a day from nine data centers around the world and with that, the company has acquired quite a bit of expertise in running web-scale services.
He notes, Automattic may be known for its consumer-facing products like WordPress.com, but "the infrastructure behind them is the bottom part of the iceberg". Automattic says it now pushes an astonishing 450 terabytes of data a day from nine data centers around the world and with that, the company has acquired quite a bit of expertise in running web-scale services.
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