"surprisingly outstanding" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a person or thing that exceeds your expectations. For example, "Her performance was surprisingly outstanding; I was truly amazed by her talent."
Charlton may simply not have been cut out for management – surprisingly few outstanding players are able to make the switch easily – though if he had his time again he would probably opt to pick up as much coaching and leadership experience as possible at the club that nurtured him before setting out on his own.
Not surprisingly, many outstanding films have shown just what this spirit of activism can achieve to combat the forces of oppression, greed, cruelty, and ignorance.
Surprisingly, he omitted the outstanding centre-forward Marco Van Basten, Cruyff's natural heir at Ajax, from the line-up against Russia in the opening game.
(Not surprisingly, Vinci is an outstanding doubles player. She and Sara Errani are seeded No. 2 here after winning the French Open and reaching the finals of the Australian this year).
Julie Bowen, who won an Emmy for her performance on "Modern Family" in 2012, was surprisingly not up for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Comedy Series.
But one of the most outstanding (Domaine Drouhin) surprisingly did not make the cut.
The judge, Mr Justice Saunders, was outstanding – clever, considerate, surprisingly funny, displaying never a flicker of fear or favour towards the ambassadors of the power elite who sat before him in the dock.
Significantly, we demonstrate that the LO-NF-NCNTs-1.0 sample possesses surprisingly catalytic stabilities, and an outstanding tolerance towards methanol crossover.
Not surprisingly, many of these companies have delivered outstanding returns to investors.
