"staggering high" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is unusually or impressively high. For example: - The skyscraper towered above the city, its staggering height leaving passersby in awe. - The stock market reached staggering highs in the first quarter of the year. - The athlete's performance was truly staggering, achieving a new personal best by a staggering margin.
This architect paired up with a clothing company and applied his/her knowledge of cantilevers to make staggering high heels.
It's a brave, initially confusing sequence but it haunts and, for a show of such staggering high quality, it leaves us content to see no more.
Ten years on from that staggering high, can the Lions write a glorious, fresh chapter in the history of British sporting success down under?
In conifers, a combination of factors seems to have promoted a staggering high rate of fixation for non-synonymous mutations, despite a generalized low mutation rate.
Despite major advances in screening programs and development of various targeted therapeutic approaches, mortality related to breast cancer still remains at a staggering high level, with approximately 1 in 35 women dying of breast cancer.
His 1928 introduction to "West End Blues" prefigures Charlie Parker, while his repeated and staggered high C's on "Swing That Music" anticipate the minimalism of Thelonious Monk and even the ne'er-do-wells of contemporary concert music.
For the second triple-band BPF (Filter II), the two sets of asymmetrical resonators are designed with the characteristic of the same center frequencies and staggered higher-order modes to achieve a wide stopband.
Adjust the individual sticks so that each one is staggered higher or lower than the adjacent one.
The success rate as reported by the Bacloville study is staggering – much higher than rehab centers or even spontaneous rates of recovery (a quarter of people addicted to alcohol eventually recover on their own, while many rehab rates do not even reach that number).
We found that parallel growth of lamellar crystals appears staggered at high temperatures, and those loops and cilia on the fold-end crystal surfaces interfere with the in-between lagging growth of the third crystal.
A man came pushing through the crowd from behind her, accidentally striking her hard with his shoulder as he passed, sending her staggering on her high heels; Lynette stumbled sideways, grabbing at a teen-age boy hunched in a thin jacket, and then tripped against the wheels of a pushchair, only just stopping herself from falling on top of the child inside it.
