The phrase "astounding field" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an area of study, work, or interest that is impressive or remarkable in some way.
Example: "The research conducted in the astounding field of quantum physics has led to groundbreaking discoveries."
Alternatives: "remarkable area" or "impressive domain".
And Harris is outshooting the rest of the Nets; he has an astounding field-goal percentage of 63.6 (28 of 44) to the team's 44.3percentt.
With just minutes to go, the Packers retook the lead with an astounding 56-yard field goal.
With the best players off earning a living, March Madness would look different: the action a little slower, the dunks a little less astounding, and the field-goal percentage somehow even lower.
Communications, philosophy, film and video, digital culture: media studies straddles an astounding array of fields and disciplines and produces a vocabulary that is in equal parts rigorous and intuitive.
Even the most fanatical Dodger fans wanted Mays to go 3 for 4, steal two bases and make one astounding catch in center field, as long as the Dodgers won, 6-4.
That he's even on the field is astounding, considering he suffered a dislocated shoulder in the opener.
Abushaban et al. report that during the 1991 Gulf War Iraqi soldiers, before leaving Kuwait, set fire to an astounding 770 Kuwaiti oil fields and the environmental damage, the air, water and land pollution was huge.
Seton Hall was on its home court, but it did not have the same desire and went an astounding 13 1/2 minutes without a field goal in the second half.
It's a highly sophisticated system and on a level playing field, it's astounding to see in action (though it's obviously not perfect).
The recent pace of discovery in the NLR field has been astounding; however, several key questions regarding the inflammasome have been highlighted in this review (see Pending Issues box).
