The phrase "astonishing intervention" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a surprising or remarkable action taken to change a situation, often in a positive way.
Example: "The astonishing intervention by the community saved the historic building from demolition."
Alternatives: "remarkable intervention" or "incredible intervention".
Keith Vaz, the Labour chairman of the Commons home affairs committee, said Clark's intervention had been astonishing.
In a world where business generally fights all regulations and government interventions, it's astonishing that one third of global CEOs basically said, "tax us". 7. Companies are aiming higher, for themselves and their partners: Dell, Coca-Cola, Lego, and many more set very aggressive environmental and social goals.
This astonishing observation has inspired a number of clinical interventions worldwide, among them the highly debated melodic intonation therapy (Albert et al., 1973; Helm-Estabrooks et al., 1989).
At the time the papal intervention was labelled "explosive" and "the most astonishing and perhaps the most ambitious papal document of the past 100 years".
Nearby in the Romanesque church of St Martin in the village of Nohant-Vic, is an astonishing collection of 12th century frescoes, which were saved following the intervention of George Sand.
WASHINGTON — After a series of government interventions in the private markets, one seemingly more astonishing than the next, lawmakers found themselves confronted on Wednesday with the question of when and where to draw the line on future aid.
Indeed, a highly skewed frequency distribution of the number of contacts per person has some astonishing effects on the transmission of infection diseases and on the effect of interventions [ 1].
Now our understanding of the nature of the intervention in Iraq has also changed radically with the publication of a still more astonishing collection of 391,832 secret United States military field reports from the kaleidoscopic theaters of battle.
Raphael's intervention raises two key issues: one asks what could be an appropriate penalty for theft, while the other looks with astonishing originality at the unjust conditions which encourage theft.
