"stunning experience" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a memorable activity or event that was especially captivating or awe inspiring. For example, "The opera singer's performance was a stunning experience - I'll never forget the powerful emotion in the auditorium."
IT'S a stunning experience for the ears as well as the eyes.
For an idea of the creative possibilities within the genre, try this multilayered and graphically stunning experience.
For the teams of C.I.A. experts, the ability to walk through the chemical and nuclear weapons facilities was a stunning experience.
The purist, I was informed, might want to go the extra miles to Mosquito Bay on the offshore island of Vieques for a more stunning experience, away from the lights and disturbances of the main island.
For Ross and other clergy planning to showcase the eclipse as both a scientific and a religious event, that stunning experience of seeing totality is an opportunity for discussing God's handiwork.
The late Alan Clark, diarist and Tory MP, used to say that Margaret Thatcher would exert this stardust, and that people would be woozy with her Führer Kontakt, provocatively reviving a hideous Nazi-era word for the stunning experience of actually meeting Adolf Hitler.
One of the most stunning experiences of disruption in recent memory ushered the end of the Blockbuster video rental model.
It was art as stunning visual experience.
"It was stunning to experience the kind of hypnotic might Hitler had on the spectators," she told Die Welt.
Otherwise it is a stunning, challenging experience very much like a professional race, with a high, international standard, including a very fast Kenyan team who got a popular stage win.
Magnetic Man are a stunning live experience, inhabiting a place where a wig-shaking odyssey to the outer limits of bass like The Bug can bed down comfortably with an anthem-ready, hands-in-the-air scream-up like Perfect Stranger.
