The phrase "astounding demand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a level of demand that is surprising or impressive, often in a business or economic context.
Example: "The company faced an astounding demand for its new product, leading to a significant increase in production."
Alternatives: "remarkable demand" or "extraordinary demand".
Forget the happy farm, the downy chicks, the clucking hens -- here's the hard-boiled reality -- we've got hens working their heinies off to feed America's astounding egg demand -- 76 billion eggs a year.
That Jews are actually banned by the Israeli government from praying on the Temple Mount is a quite astounding concession to the demands of the Islamic waqf that administers it.
This astounding speed of development demands a high supply of nutrients transported from the hemolymph.
"Qualcomm has been preparing for an astounding 1000x increase in data demand, and we are leading the charge with MLBAM to provide passionate baseball fans with access to digital content, resulting in unparalleled in-ballpark experiences".
A smaller population, they argue, has helped fuel China's astounding economic growth by reducing the demands on food production, education and medical care.
The International Energy Agency, the Paris-based organization that advises industrialized countries, projected this month that global energy demand would increase by an astounding 36 percent between 2008 and 2035, assuming the broad policy commitments already announced by governments were exercised.
"The initial demand we've seen for 'Halo 3' has been astounding, and the game is on track to become the number one gaming title of all time.
Biological and engineering advancements, astounding as they are, must always beg this question and demand an answer.
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"It is even more astounding that anyone in Congress would even consider bowing to those demands".
