The phrase "astonishing evolution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a remarkable or surprising change or development in a particular context, such as science, technology, or personal growth.
Example: "The astonishing evolution of technology over the past decade has transformed the way we communicate and interact with the world."
Alternatives: "remarkable development" or "incredible transformation".
The two seemingly mismatched words are a testament to the astonishing evolution in European hostels.
"Funeral Song" is no missing link in that astonishing evolution; instead, it only heightens the daring of Stravinsky's leap into the unknown.
That the race was not over is very much the story of Mr. Bloomberg's astonishing evolution from a first-time and sometimes clumsy candidate to mayor-elect of the nation's biggest and most complex city.
The fact that the astonishing evolution of American food, which has completely changed how and what Americans eat, was already well under way even then was obstinately ignored by Parisians, many of whom still had the bizarre foods eaten by "Les G.I.s" as their primary American alimentary reference.
If government leaders are looking for another issue to tackle, they might consider the astonishing evolution of America's police forces over the last 30 years.
Yet, the spotlight was on the home grown, Wim Wenders, whose retrospective homage......discloses the German filmmaker's astonishing evolution.into the ever-present origin of the ancient archetype of the hieros gamos as an organizing principle for art.
An astonishing development.
Dr. German sees milk as "an astonishing product of evolution," one which has been vigorously shaped by natural selection because it is so critical to the survival of both mother and child.
The shifting fates of genes from one generation to the next are not what make evolution so astonishing, or so difficult for some people to accept.
Teleost fish exhibit astonishing examples of adaptive evolution, such as observed in the African cichlids [ 1], the Neotropical Midas cichlids [ 2], and the limnetic and benthic stickleback morphs [ 3].
3 Similar in abundance is RNA editing in certain land plants, for which the lycophytes, which represent the most ancient surviving branch of vascular plant evolution, reveal particular astonishing examples.
