The phrase "astonishing effects" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe outcomes or results that are surprising or impressive in nature.
Example: "The new treatment showed astonishing effects on patients, leading to rapid recovery times."
Alternatives: "remarkable results" or "stunning outcomes."
But it has astonishing effects on human behaviour too, increasing risk taking and hyper activity.
This simple device has astonishing effects, making Hunter's life at once more generic — it's easier to see yourself in "the clown" than in "Paul Hunter" — and funnier and sadder.
Yellow Dog by Martin Amis 340pp, Cape, £18.99 Yellow Dog is a disturbing book, but its opening pages create a mood of excited reassurance: Martin Amis at his best, in all his shifting registers, his drolleries and ferocities, his unsparing comic drive, his aesthetic dawdlings and beguilements, his wry, confident relish of his own astonishing effects.
The chardonnay gives Krug its racy character, Henri said; and many wine writers have had the great pleasure of attending a blending session with him, at which he would demonstrate the astonishing effects caused by even small additions of vintages, varieties and wines from different vineyards.
Meanwhile, mechanical strain often brings about astonishing effects on properties of silicon materials.
Word of the astonishing effects of the coffee berries quickly began to circulate, spreading east to Arab regions where coffee was first roasted, brewed and cultivated.
Mugging away as if pulling faces is about to be banned under an EU directive, he rather overplays the lovable English eccentric card, but he unexpectedly decorates Parasite with effects-drenched, feedback-laden psychedelic guitar to astonishing effect.
"He has an astonishing effect on people.
But the camera has its own advantages, and the opening credits of "Angels" offer an astonishing effect, which beautifully sets the stage, as it were, for the movie.
The staging might look excessive on paper, but onstage it works to astonishing effect, bolstering rather than overwhelming the emotional impact of the songs.
In an age before special effects, the director had only one crack at this scene, and he shot it simultaneously with several cameras to astonishing effect.
