The phrase "will be stunned" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: "She will be stunned when she sees the amazing view from the top of the mountain."
If the particle is real, physicists will be stunned.
I will be stunned if he's not the next president of the United States".
The Daily Mail is right: Christmas viewers will be stunned – but in a good way.
Anyone revisiting Los Cabos after a decade away will be stunned by the changes.
Your senses will be stunned by the wonderful views that hit you at every turn on this walk.
First, the biology lecture: men are on average stronger than women, you will be stunned to learn.
But when your boat pulls into the subtle cove of near-by Virgin Island you'll be stunned into silence.
Over the course of 90 minutes, you'll be stunned to learn that online data isn't actually stored in clouds, hardcore pornography is widely available on the internet, and the Pope is – in actual fact – a Catholic.
You'll be stunned by what you can absorb when you focus on one thing.
Do this three times in a row and you'll be stunned at how much your stress has been reduced.
I'll be stunned if she doesn't win another medal". The World and European Indoors champion was unable to compete at the British Athletics Indoor Championships earlier this month and had his place confirmed for Glasgow earlier this week after proving his fitness.
