The phrase "astounding career" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone's impressive and remarkable professional journey or achievements.
Example: "After decades of hard work and dedication, she has built an astounding career in the field of medicine."
Alternatives: "remarkable career" or "extraordinary career".
In between, she had an astounding career as "the first lady of song," a nickname she richly deserved.
He did not give up in the face of cancer, so why would he bow to an army of accusers lined up to say his astounding career was built on a foundation of drugs.
Yet she had an astounding career, especially in light of the limited roles available for Latino actors.
Sometime ago I introduced you to Troi Zee, a fascinating young person who is up-and-coming, on the verge of an astounding career.
The Cheng Ho Cultural Museum, occupying several large shop houses near the river in Malacca, is a fascinating stop for devotees of history, surveying the astounding career of a Chinese admiral who explored a swath of the globe on seven naval expeditions from 1405 to 1433.
In contrast to, but interlinked with, these two astounding careers, there is the bitter quest for independence, the agonized breakdowns, the strong attraction to female friendship and the hidden brilliance of the invalid sister, Alice, who died at 44.
David Bowie will be remembered for his astounding musical career.
It leaves the reader persuaded that in the three stages of his astounding public career — Revolutionary War commander-in-chief, presiding officer of the Constitutional Convention, President of the United States — this childless, difficult man fully earned the right to be called Father of his Country.
West now has an astounding 18 career Grammy wins.
What's astounding about Walters' career is that, between her and Mary, she's the real one -- and yet she also did everything Mary did, but years earlier.
Note to Julie Harris fans, who fear the great actress's astounding six-Tony career is fading from memories: Mengers's first client was Harris, whom she adored and about whom she tells one of her more poignant tales.
