The phrase "astounding service" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a level of service that is exceptionally impressive or surprising.
Example: "The restaurant provided astounding service, making our dining experience truly memorable."
Alternatives: "exceptional service" or "remarkable service."
Having witnessed the generational fracturing of my own family because of the 1955 Labor party split (it was a source of simmering tension in my parents' marriage for 50 years), I was ever cognisant of the range of emotion and action – from benevolent public service to astounding treachery – that politics could inspire.
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While Iridium sputtered, ground-based wireless phone service grew at astounding rates in Europe, Asia and the United States.
Farmstead's business may sound a lot like Instacart, a very well-funded grocery delivery service worth an astounding $7.6 billion, but the startup says the differences are notable.
Though he was unable to specify how many calls had been made, or discuss the nature of the conversations, Grewal did say that the astounding outpouring is evidence that such a service was clearly a much needed public good.
Making astounding profits, big developers subsequently purchased many public utility services.
Again, the Hong Kong experience suggests that they are likely to do so, for it has made an astounding transition from being a manufacturing-driven economy to a service one over the past 20 years.
Airbnb has seen astounding growth since opening for business in 2008, with the short-term vacation rental service active in 30,000 cities as of December 2012.
"The role tech has played in changing the world in the last thirty years is astounding," Stevens says today as NAB's divisional chief information officer of support services and co-founder of the bank's Women in Technology program.
Federer lost his first error-filled service game and Davydenko broke him four more times in the match, an astounding number for Federer.
