The phrase "astounding attention" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a remarkable level of focus or consideration given to something or someone.
Example: "The artist's astounding attention to detail is evident in every brushstroke of the painting."
Alternatives: "remarkable focus" or "impressive consideration."
"There was an astounding lack of attention paid to what people would use technology for, and what they needed," says Dr Saffo.Ferocious competition and increasingly saturated markets now mean that computer makers, like makers of other mass-produced consumer goods, need to understand their customers and design products for specific markets.
"It's astounding that so little attention is being paid to such a disabling and socially expensive problem," she says.
Because the process and the people that have, over the years, reliably brought to our attention an astounding number of important works of literature, scholarship, information and amusement — in book form — are priceless.
The vampire has proved a great pull for tourists, and drawn further attention to the astounding discoveries being made in Sozopol.
But through the brazen surface and breathless pace of the music, Mr. Sherman calls our attention to the astounding mazes of counterpoint and flights of harmonic experimentation within: the internal disorder at once combats and complements the heroic structure.
After poring over the data and other articles about the press coverage, it's astounding how deliberately this media attention was delivered through a combination of traditional publicity, partisan media outlets, social media influencers, and an online action platform to capture the energy generated by each of these engines.
They criticized Vogel for being "silent" about all of the evidence against his theory, and found the persistence in the propagation of the Vogel theory in the media "even in the face of evidence to the contrary" as exemplifying "...the process by which conspiracy theories and other astounding knowledge claims gain popular attention".
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A mere 6percentt of those polled describe themselves as paying "a great deal of attention" -- which is astounding, given that more than 6percentt of the country is either employed by government or a major media organization and therefore might be thought to have a vested interest in Election 2000.
"Harlem Shake's" astounding viral success has attracted the attention of former reggaetón artist Hector Delgado and Philadelphia rapper Jayson Muson, whose work was prominently sampled in the song without permission, James C. McKinley Jr. writes.
