"astonishing finding" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a surprising or unexpected discovery or result. Example: The study's astonishing finding was that the new medication reduced symptoms by 75% in just one week.
This is an astonishing finding.
When her father reported this astonishing finding to the prosecutor, he forwarded the tip to the Mossad, Israel's intelligence agency.
One of the more baffling parts of the recent Viacom versus YouTube court revelations was the astonishing finding that executives from MTV and pals were ordering YouTube to take down videos that infringed its copyright - while their minions were simultaneously uploading those selfsame copies.
It's a "pretty astonishing" finding, says Ralph Freeman, a neuroscientist at the University of California, Berkeley.
A recent study by the University of Michigan has produced an astonishing finding: The number of teenagers who got a driver's license dropped by 20percentt between 1983-2003.
That the most astonishing finding of their research was quashed in favor of promoting negative stereotypes about emotional women is depressing, but the hype does mean the research will continue.
This was the first of the astonishing findings of the Heaths' research and, predictably, no one believed it at first.
This was the first of the astonishing findings of the Heaths' research — and, predictably, no one believed it at first.
Samia al Qadhi, chief executive at Breast Cancer Care, said: "The astonishing findings in this study show that combining these two drugs has the potential to shrink HER2 positive breast cancer in just 11 days.
Through the qualitative questions which were based on the major concepts of the learner autonomy questionnaire, the researchers came up with new astonishing findings.
Those astonishing findings were revealed in the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety's fourth annual Traffic Safety Culture Index.
