The phrase "astounding progress" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe significant or impressive advancements in a particular field or situation.
Example: "The team made astounding progress in their research, leading to groundbreaking discoveries in renewable energy."
Alternatives: "remarkable advancement" or "impressive development."
That's astounding progress, and it's also reflected in mortality rates.
During the last 50 years, African-Americans have made astounding progress in the major professional leagues.
That is astounding progress, not just for a fortunate few but for most of humanity.
There could be astounding progress by 2040". And the impact of such pioneers goes wider.
Despite astounding progress, 53m Bangladeshis, fully one-third of the population, still live below the poverty line.Until the end of January, Bangladesh was also the location of South Asia's biggest infrastructure project to funded by donors.
This World AIDS Day, we celebrate the astounding progress made in the past 15 years!
Even as the nation made astounding social progress that led to significant African American educational gains and the election of thousands of African American political leaders in offices up to the White House, economic progress has mostly lagged.
London Marathon race director David Bedford also helped — the London Marathon Charitable Trust bankrolled Farah's education at St Mary University Collegee, Twickenham, and Bedford introduced Farah to Alberto Salazar, the maverick American coach credited with Farah's astounding recent progress.
Back then, there was palpable confidence that the world's problems could be addressed collectively and an open acknowledgment that, in a world of plenty and astounding technological progress, the poverty, hunger, and relative deprivation that so many of our fellow human beings still faced was intolerable.
If Mr. Bush thinks the government of Kim Jong Il is evil because of its international missile sales, many South Koreans think the North evil mostly for its human rights abuses, and for something more insidious: the drag of a desperately poor North Korea on this country's astounding recent economic progress.
There is no way to guarantee they are going to be employed for life". He said that while the success rate is not "astounding," it shows good progress for many people.
