"impressive story" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you could use it in the following sentence: "Her impressive story of overcoming adversity inspired us all".
But the actual numbers tell an even more impressive story.
And though the pictures come from the collection, the show has an impressive story arc about photography's coming of age.
Even so, when the evidence of London's diverse radical traditions is brought together in one place, as here, it truly does tell an impressive story.
Hers is, by any account, an impressive story, earned by the sweat of her brow, her ambition and her knife-sharp mind.
"Judge Sotomayor is certainly a fine person with an impressive story and a distinguished background," the Senate Republican leader, Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, said this week.
For investors, it was an impressive story: Bridgepoint Education used seed money from Warburg Pincus in 2005 to buy a struggling religious college with 300 students in Clinton, Iowa, and turned it into an online behemoth with 78,000 students and $216 million in profits last year.
But I had heard impressive stories about the benefits of juicing, and if the alternative was "90 years on the floor", it had to be worth a try.
True to the form of all hunting and fighting men, they are full of impressive stories.
This, as well as many other equally impressive stories are meticulously chronicled on the walls of the Meet Rack.
The impressive stories of Rwanda's rise to prosperity since the end of the 1994 genocide and Sierra Leone's victory over the deadly Ebola disease deserve to be told by the media as part of balanced reporting.
Such examples were coded as "impressive details" and "impressive stories".
