'astonishing landscape' is both correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe a beautiful or impressive view. For example, "As I looked out across the lake, I was awestruck by the astonishing landscape that stretched out before me."
Look up at the steep sandstone canyon walls, and another astonishing landscape is revealed: geometric shapes and spirals, antlered animals, lumbering woodland creatures, a woman in childbirth.
But a decade hence, in a more settled world, it is possible to imagine a Yemen that would be what its ancient history, its astonishing landscape and its traditions of Arab hospitality deserve -- one of the most fabulous destinations in the Middle East.
But now, changes to agriculture threaten this astonishing landscape.
"Fuel for the Cold War was taken from this astonishing landscape".
In Recall, DeMore's orchestration and Bush's choreography will carry the dancers across the astonishing landscape of Arrowhead Marsh, pounding out songs in the spirit of protest and peace.
Moreover, being in Lisbon over the summer with its beautiful weather and its astonishing landscapes gave the chance to witness the Festival of Santo Antonio and Festas de Lisboa.
The ability for the algorithm to generate astonishing landscapes is somewhat reminiscent of the wonders you can find in Minecraft, but No Man's Sky is much more beautiful, smoothing the edges from mountains and rocky arches and sprawling cave networks alike.
Guare suggests here, and in his astonishing play "Landscape of the Body" (1977), that making ourselves up as we go along is the only social contract we can honor in our show-biz-blitzed, invented, godless world.
They were also redeemed by this same astonishing imaginative landscape where buildings come alive, people turn into machines, the industrial world intrudes into the world of people, and where the real question in every story is whether the people can both survive and remain recognisably themselves.
"[It follows] the same aesthetic approach Joan integrated geometrical figures in the astonishing natural landscape of Iceland.
Using digital 3-D imaging of mind-bending complexity, Giacomo Costa's latest productions are of astonishing apocalyptic landscapes and futuristic images of ruined megalopolises being overtaken by nature, which are both disturbing and hauntingly beautiful.
