The phrase "astonishing space" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a space that is remarkable or impressive in some way, often in contexts related to architecture, design, or nature.
Example: "The museum features an astonishing space filled with natural light and stunning artwork."
Alternatives: "incredible area" or "amazing environment".
The intricate interlock of protection, receivers, and others that makes offense might as well be invisible — nothing is more astonishing than the space between what the expert knows and what the casual fan sees in pro football.
The intricate interlock of protection, receivers, and others that makes offense might as well be invisible nothing is more astonishing than the space between what the expert knows and what the casual fan sees in pro football.
Nicknamed the Walkie-Talkie, the building would swell above its neighbours in a bullying bulge – but all would be forgiven for the astonishing new public space at its summit.
But that doesn't mean it is without surprises -- one of which is the downright astonishing places and spaces where art is sometimes displayed.
Even through the haze of sawdust and screeching machinery, the new space is astonishing.
While many aspects have since become genre cliches, the film's editing and dramatic use of space remain astonishing.
There has been the most astonishing shift, in the space of a single generation, in the extent of involvement of fathers in child rearing.
Garland is in astonishing mettle here; the space and the mood are more congenial than was the formal cavern where I saw him.
I find it astonishing that in the space of a few days, non-economists William Hague and Michael Gove have written newspaper columns attacking central bank independence, while Daniel Hannan, a former journalist and a Eurosceptic Tory MEP, appeared on the BBC denouncing Carney in similar terms, in an apparently coordinated campaign.
