The phrase "stunning figures" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to remarkable and impressive numbers or statistics. For example, "The latest survey revealed some stunning figures about the effects of climate change."
Until you realise that the programme immediately preceding it was the Champions league semi-final between Manchester United and Barcelona which attracted stunning figures of 10.6 million.
"When it comes to encouraging his employees," the company notes on its Website, "Mr. Shin never gets tired of transforming himself into stunning figures: an aproned waiter, a chef in uniform and a singer playing guitar at charity meetings organized by his employees".
Our project revealed stunning figures.
The infographic, which is currently among the highest-voted business graphics on the data visualization site Visual.ly, communicates some other stunning figures, including how much time the world's population spends Googling, how much energy it takes to keep the search giant's servers humming and the source of the majority of the company's revenue.
So how on earth does Katie Holmes, 29, keep a stunning figure?" asked a headline in the Daily Star recently?
Nevertheless, the region reported a second stunning figure during the same period: a 69% increase in requests for food assistance during one twelve-month period.
On one side, Jacopo Sansovino's stunning figure group "Charity" (Rome, 1513) depicts an idealized woman with an infant and two prancing cherubs.
Torque is stated to be nearly 1,000 pound-feet — a rather stunning figure — all available as soon as the car starts moving.
Tim Cook, Apple's boss (pictured), says the company sold the equivalent of 34,000 iPhones an hour, 24 hours a day, in its latest quarter, bringing the total purchased during the period to 74.5m.That is a stunning figure.
That stunning figure caught the attention of industry watchers who track cinema statistics, in Spain, Hollywood and elsewhere, and who said it was the latest example of abuses in Spain's film subsidy system.
The United Nations disclosed a stunning figure this month: The number of females whose genitals have been scraped, pricked, or sliced off their young bodies has been underestimated — by seventy million.
