The phrase "astonishing links" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe connections or relationships that are surprising or impressive in nature.
Example: "The research revealed astonishing links between diet and mental health that had not been previously explored."
Alternatives: "remarkable connections" or "incredible associations".
Technology is also the theme of this week's issue, which includes Patricia Marx on personal robots, Sam Knight on the burgeoning field of proteomics, and Raffi Khatchadourian on a new, astonishing link between mind and machine.
An astonishing link between the composers and their concertos is super luminary violinist Joseph Joachim (1831-1907).
An astonishing link between SUN1 and Hutchinson-Gilford progeria syndrome (HGPS) has recently been uncovered.
I'm not sure whether we're meant to assume she really thinks Spector is the strangler – which would really be an astonishing set of links to make and then share with him – or if it's more the case that the idea of Paul being a murderer is exciting but she doesn't really believe it.
An amazing resource with an astonishing array of links, pictures, recipes, and much more.
This astonishing map provides links to 45 housing and anti-gentrification campaigns in the capital – only a handful were in existence a year ago.
Autophagic cell fate is regulated by several key mediators [e.g., Beclin-1, phosphatidylinositol 3 kinase (PI3K), mammalian target of rapamycin (mTOR), Bcl-2, and p53], which have an astonishing number of links to many human diseases, most notably cancer [10], [11].
Instead, the reaction produced astonishing amounts of linked molecules with high purity.
He links that astonishing commercial success to another literary-commercial phenomenon in Japan, the fascination with a kind of innocent androgyny among teenage girls, finding that both are related to the sense among the Japanese that once they have passed a certain age, the options for women become seriously limited.
Not only has she devoted herself to the least glamorous of the arts -- composing music -- but she has also aided an astonishing variety of composers, linked only by the quality of their work.
