The phrase "astounding example" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an example that is remarkably impressive or surprising in some way.
Example: "The scientist presented an astounding example of how climate change is affecting polar bear populations."
Alternatives: "remarkable instance" or "impressive case".
It is, perhaps, the most astounding example of influence-buying in modern American political history.
"It was the most astounding example of corporate chutzpah I had ever run across," he said.
This astounding example of calculated vandalism perpetrated by a cultivated man is perhaps the most extreme where Eastern art is concerned.
One astounding example of national debt was that of Britain after World War II, when it owed debts representing about 250percentt of its gross domestic product.
The answer, as the New York Times reported, on Sunday, is "a story of big political money". It is, perhaps, the most astounding example of influence-buying in modern American political history.
Nigeria, in an astounding example of timely emergency response, contained an Ebola outbreak in Africa's most populous nation in part by reassigning people who had been dedicated to polio-elimination efforts to the suddenly even more urgent task of identifying the contacts of an infected Liberian businessman who had flown from Monrovia to Lagos.
But a new sense of claustrophobia alternates with the astounding examples of floating through the air.
In Atlanta the T stands for Tomahawk Chop, all astounding examples of the way nature and nurture create human diversity.
But more than any previous terrorist action in the United States, the hijackings yesterday were astounding examples of planning and coordination.
Just look at the news or go about your daily life, and you see proliferating examples of the Sharing Economy, the Circular Economy, and other astounding examples of the new zeitgeist.
As France's capital, Paris boasts a plethora of museums, monuments, and astounding examples of architecture, ranging from the iconic Eiffel Tower, built in 1889, to the Gothic-style Notre Dame Cathedral, dating back to the Middle Ages.
