The phrase "astonishing versatility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something or someone that demonstrates an impressive range of abilities or adaptability.
Example: "The artist's astonishing versatility allows her to excel in various mediums, from painting to sculpture."
Alternatives: "remarkable flexibility" or "incredible adaptability."
Almqvist showed an astonishing versatility.
With astonishing versatility, Martin could also paint landscapes of idyllic serenity.
Together, they reveal astonishing versatility, as over two sets they cram in everything from ebullient French-Canadian instrumentals to unaccompanied wistful ballads.
Despite his extreme youth, Vernon quickly gained acceptance among his fellow magicians, largely because of his astonishing versatility in the realm of close-up magic (cups and balls, linking rings, etc).
In a fine new anthology that casts light on the unguarded aspects of his life, Thurber's dedication to writing as many as 1,200 letters a year and his astonishing versatility are made clear.
It includes 100 works that show Lear's astonishing versatility, covering his life from beginning to end and showing his early natural history drawings, his nonsense (of course), copies of his travel books, and his spectacular landscapes – "They are so extraordinarily evocative and beautiful and emotional," said the show's curator, Colin Harrison.
With astonishing vocal versatility, Acheampong embodies a school full of characters including the Australian headteacher, Northern Irish deputy, a Ukip-leaning "midday supervisor" (dinnerlady) and assorted pupils with a variety of statemented conditions.
8 p.m., Carnegie Hall; $30 to $75. RICHARD GALLIANO An accordionist of astonishing skill and versatility, Mr. Galliano owns the emotional flourishes of French musette and Argentine tango and, as a fully paid-up jazz improviser, a great deal of harmonic complexity.
Dunbar's versatility was astonishing.
Moss's versatility was astonishing.
Given this versatility and longevity, it seems astonishing that its manufacturer Victorinox makes any money at all.
