The phrase "astounding improvements" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe significant and impressive advancements or progress in a particular area or field.
Example: "The research team reported astounding improvements in the efficiency of the new algorithm compared to its predecessor."
Alternatives: "remarkable advancements" or "extraordinary progress".
For astounding improvements in life expectancy, read population time-bomb.
Biotech and genetic diagnostics continue to make astounding improvements.
With so much bad news bombarding us, the astounding improvements in child and maternal health that have come in recent decades are a true beacon of hope.
I had expectations, you know?" Eager to reinstate her winning reputation, Douglas continues to train with her renowned coach Liang Chow, who says the gymnast has made "astounding" improvements.
The result over the last few years has been astounding improvement in their patients' experience with their physicians.
Mr. Baptiste said that Antigua and Barbuda was on track to produce half its food this year, up from only 20 percent in 2009, but most of the Caribbean has seen less astounding improvement.
If those accountable for quality and safety in this facility focused solely on the facility chart, they would miss the astounding improvement on unit 4 and not respond to the potentially serious worsening prevalence rates on unit 1. Figure 2 demonstrates performance of the indicator PAI0X (prevalence of residents with pain) in facility 13.
But he has repeatedly said how "astounding" her improvement has been and identified her close second place on Pacha Du Polder at a point-to-point in January as the moment when he was finally convinced she might reasonably try her luck in the Foxhunter.
We present experiments showing speaker-independent separation of single channel speech mixtures that yields an astounding 10 dB average improvement in SNR to both speech signals after training on 30 hours of speech data.
The improvement is astounding: Louise's former aglio e olio was a greasy mess with mushrooms, cheese, limp noodles.
Though he raised Drury Lane Theatre from penury to astounding financial success and, by his improvements in 1747 48 and 1762 and by the acting of his company, had made it London's most flourishing theatre, he had his setbacks.
