The phrase "astounding precision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a level of accuracy that is remarkably high or impressive.
Example: "The scientist's calculations were delivered with astounding precision, leading to groundbreaking results in the experiment."
Alternatives: "remarkable accuracy" or "extraordinary exactness."
He doesn't speak properly yet, except a trilingual confusion of Russian, German and English, but he sings with astounding precision.
While offering astounding precision for research, these microscopes are not currently applicable as manufacturing tools to make chips that contain billions or even trillions of transistors.
It relies on a small number of ground-launched interceptors, based on U.S. territory, that must be maneuvered with astounding precision to collide with incoming warheads at closing speeds of 15,000 miles per hour.
Another scene, of a man and woman kissing passionately, provides a peek into the aesthetic trajectory of McGinley's work, which would become increasingly compositional in the following decade, with subjects' bodies fitting ever more gracefully (and with astounding precision) into floods of color, light, and texture.
But the components that account for much of the cost and all of the astounding precision and agility of the new weapons powerful chips, together with the countless layers of software that make them function are manufactured by the same companies that build microprocessors for PCs and amplifiers for cell phones.
And why Anna Kisselgoff, reviewing the Universal's 1998 New York visit in The New York Times, praised the "astounding precision and attention to stylistic detail" of this corps de ballet.
He can unleash maelstroms of sound with astounding poise and precision.
McCarthy can be incredibly astute psychologically, the long lists are astounding in their precision, there is hardly a bad phrase and many of the images are wonderful.
Of the production's six dancers, five are deaf or hearing-impaired, yet each displays an astounding sense of precision and sensitivity to movement.
But even as we built airplanes and cars and weapons of astounding reliability and precision, they are still at the mercy of a madman with a gun, or a moron with the wrong fuel or jerk with poor judgment.
The attention to detail was astounding: Pythagoras could not have worked with more precision on the angles at which fielders should run; the distance to the boundary was paced out.
