The phrase "outstanding wealth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or exceptional amount of wealth or resources.
Example: "The philanthropist's outstanding wealth allowed him to fund numerous charitable initiatives."
Alternatives: "immense wealth" or "remarkable wealth."
About 26.8 percent of outstanding wealth-management funds were invested in infrastructure at the end of June, up from 25.8 percent at the end of March.
They've created an outstanding amount of wealth, of economic wealth.
The Chinese banking regulator recently said that outstanding bank-issued wealth-management products totaled 9.08 trillion renminbi at the end of June.
Yet 2012 also gave us a wealth of outstanding nonviolent games.
There's an amazing wealth of outstanding young writers following on the magical realist generation, and we will be bringing this lot over to Segovia in September and to Hay in 2008.
This country has a wealth of outstanding sculptors at the moment: they range from the grand and Gormley, to the weird and polemical - Mark Wallinger at Tate Britain could hardly be mounted in a public park.
"Warren is an outstanding coach with a wealth of experience," says Henry, who, since retiring from the All Blacks after the 2011 World Cup success, has worked with Argentina and the Blues, mentored coaches and founded a coaching website, therugbysite.com.com
The reason I am an optimist with regard to the outstanding problems is that increasing wealth and knowledge have solved problems before we haven't had to dismantle industrialized society.
The reason I am an optimist with regard to the outstanding problems is that increasing wealth and knowledge have solved problems before we haven't had to dismantle industrialised society.
NORTH WEST Sandscale Haws, near Barrow-in-Furness Sandscale Haws is an outstanding dune habitat that supports a wealth of wildlife and has magnificent views of the sandy estuary and Lakeland mountains.
