The phrase "astounding advances" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe significant and impressive progress or developments in a particular field or area.
Example: "The research team has made astounding advances in renewable energy technology over the past year."
Alternatives: "remarkable progress" or "impressive developments."
Certainly medicine has made astounding advances.
The OCV-PD incorporates power electronic devices that have made astounding advances in recent times and are readily available.
However, despite astounding advances in fundamental cancer biology, these results have not been translated into comparable advances in clinics.
While technology has made astounding advances in the last century, problems are confronting the engineering community that must be solved.
During the 300 years between the Renaissance and the Industrial Age years of astounding advances in science, art, literature and democratic governance the GWP per capita grew only 20%.
After all, most reasonable people agree that science has produced some astounding advances.
When Sun engineers developed Java in the mid 1990s, it was a solid if not astounding advance in the art and science of computer programming.
Yet even with all the astounding technological advances we have, we still seem to struggle with the fundamental simplicity of not cutting down a tree.
Oil prices extended their astounding rise.
It might seem equally astounding that such a critical advance was greeted with aggressive resentment rather than open arms by the scientific status quo; David Hull (1988) provided a comprehensive account of the nearly 20-year professional conflict engendered by phylogenetic systematics.
In the same vein, Alexei Miller, chairman of Gazprom, said he found it "simply astounding" that anyone should fear its advance from energy supplier into direct deliverer to European customers.
