The phrase "astonishing selection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety of choices or options that are surprising or impressive in their range or quality.
Example: "The store offers an astonishing selection of books, catering to every taste and interest."
Alternatives: "remarkable variety" or "impressive array".
This combination bakery, cafe, takeout shop and restaurant celebrates Portuguese cooking, offering not only an astonishing selection of breads and brightly flavored salads and sandwiches, but also an excellent menu of lusty tapas and a great selection of Portuguese wines.
There's rarely a month when TCM does not yield up some astonishing selection, some item that even those who, like me, spend their professional lives studying movies haven't been able to see.
The initiative came from Ivy, Lady Chamberlain, the wife of the foreign secretary and an admirer of fascism, who had little difficulty in persuading Mussolini to lend an astonishing selection of masterpieces, including Botticelli's "Birth of Venus".
(Richardson has had the help of Marilyn McCully who was also consultant to WNET on the Spanish period) but his long personal cultivation of so many of the Picasso personages has reaped its rewards and the astonishing selection of photographs from the Olga years in Volume Three is testament to this.
Getting 10 teams in, thus earning nine at-large bids, would be astonishing considering that the selection committee hands out only 34at-largeat-large
One of these genes, bag of marbles (bam ), is under intensely strong positive selection with an astonishing 59 nonsynonymous substitutions among 442 codons between two closely related fruit fly species, Drosophila melanogaster and D. simulans (Civetta et al. 2006; Bauer DuMont et al. 2007).
In good liquor stores, the astonishing variety of malts dwarfs the selection of blended Scotches.
The massive Revelations (2003) has the virtue of including selections from her constantly astonishing writing, but for sheer wallop, for the concentrated essence of her vision, this monograph – published a year after her death in 1971 – remains indispensable.
A good source is Kam Man, a market at 200 Canal Street; the selection of dried noodles is astonishing.
Therefore, it is astonishing that none of the studies characterize the selection phase.
Even after his astonishing sweep of the primaries, and the widely celebrated selection of John Edwards as his running mate, Kerry perplexes much of the electorate.
