The phrase "astounding ability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's remarkable skill or talent in a particular area.
Example: "Her astounding ability to solve complex mathematical problems has earned her numerous awards."
Alternatives: "remarkable talent" or "extraordinary skill."
But the more successful of them also have an astounding ability to retain information.
But it is no exaggeration to say that Mr. Kaarmann's life is a monument to man's astounding ability to endure the unbearable.
A small-time scam artist capable of posing as a Bible salesman to cheat widows, an author of asinine schemes, he nonetheless had an astounding ability to survive.
Your serve really needs to be eliciting at least 50 per cent defensive returns which you can then attack but it was not, and that was only partly through Rafa's astounding ability.
He is known as the Colombian Tiger because of his astounding ability to lurk almost unseen until he pounces with goals from all angles, in the air, along the ground.
This approach, Anonymous says, will never work "against a large and talented insurgent organization like al Qaeda" because "the procedure neither kills nor captures fast enough to outpace al Qaeda's astounding ability to replicate".
Geckos and mussels both have astounding abilities to stick.
Through much of this book the reader is in awe of Hamilton's astounding abilities.
But that view has been changing in recent years as scientists have been confronted with the astounding abilities of brainless creatures.
Reaching deep within himself, he found a way to turn what others term "disability" into an astounding new ability -- the ability to find beauty, meaning, and self-expression in the present moment, no matter what limitations were thrust upon him.
But in his ensemble dances Mr. Leichter is just part of the group, and this is where the trouble begins: his astounding natural ability never manages to translate to the rest of his cast.
