The phrase "astounding industrial" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something remarkable or impressive related to industry or industrial processes.
Example: "The astounding industrial advancements in renewable energy technology have transformed the way we approach sustainability."
Alternatives: "remarkable industrial" or "impressive industrial".
Once the pressure valve between early 20th Century oil industries, this industrial petroleum holder, now an exhibition space, stands today a giant, tar-coated question mark to all artists with the scale and scope to fill its astounding volume. .
During the 300 years between the Renaissance and the Industrial Age years of astounding advances in science, art, literature and democratic governance the GWP per capita grew only 20%.
Consider the astounding rise of the Dow Jones Industrial Average, which reached its highest level ever.
The city represents a might-have-been Bolivia: a country that had capitalized on its astounding mineral wealth to become a major industrial power.
The pink, fleshy attachments look out of place, even downright silly in these images of otherwise conventional industrial robots, but the technology has astounding, somewhat troubling, potential as a stimulus for enhancing human-robot behavior.
In his 1999 foreword, Bell notes that the range of ways in which the term "post-industrial society" has been used (by the manifesto-writing Unabomber, among others) "is revealing, sometimes amusing, and sometimes astounding". As Bell uses the phrase, the post-industrial refers to societies like our own in which most people are employed in occupations unrelated to growing food or making things.
While he was working on the opening ceremony Danny had some meetings with David Hockney and talked to him about the industrial revolution and Hockney gave him this astounding image.
This stated ambition to transform China into a leading manufacturing power has been greeted thus far by an astounding lack of concern, or even curiosity, among European and US industrial incumbents.
It seems like not a week goes by without industrial animal food production somehow making headlines -- the H1N1 flu pandemic, astounding meat recalls, high levels of arsenic in chicken feed, or any of a dozen other concerns.
That's astounding, right?
