The phrase "a consequence of massive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the results or effects that arise from something that is large in scale or significant in impact.
Example: "The flooding was a consequence of massive rainfall over the past week."
Alternatives: "an outcome of extensive" or "a result of substantial".
Full economic recovery, which had resisted Roosevelt's efforts throughout the 1930s, suddenly came about as a consequence of massive government spending on war production in the early 1940s.
As a consequence of massive strikes in Wallonia in early 1961, an immovable linguistic border was defined by an act of parliament in 1962 63, and a new special arrangement was elaborated for the bilingual area around Brussels.
Anguilla has developed into a stable parliamentary democracy with a growing economy, a consequence of massive injections of foreign capital, mainly from the United States, during the early years of the 21st century.
Sixteen of them died either during surgery or during the first 48 h, most probably as a consequence of massive edema with swelling of the affected hemisphere and compression of the unaffected hemisphere.
Despite the minimal attention that these systems have received in the Caribbean, the importance of understanding the structure and dynamics of rocky systems is growing as a consequence of massive changes that coral reefs have suffered over the past several decades [48], including an 80% drop in live coral cover in 25 years [49].
As a consequence of massive liberation of antigenic tumor material an immune reaction develops.
In other words, our war-mindedness is a consequence of a massive dose of cultural brainwashing.
The pace of oxygen loss is likely to have speeded up massively in the last three decades, with the industrialisation of China, India, South Korea and other countries, and as a consequence of the massive worldwide increase in the burning of fossil fuels.
The new supercrops Yellow cassava – Democratic Republic of the Congo, Nigeria Normally white, the flesh of the cassava plant is now yellow - a consequence of a massive boost in vitamin A. Provides 50 per cent of the daily requirement.
As a consequence of this massive internal migration, the urbanization rate has increased from about 25percentt in 1950 to 42percentt in 1975, 65percentt in 2000, and 77percentt in 2011.
This phase represents an abrupt deformation of the cartilage, Phase II) as a consequence of the massive entrance of water at 5.0 · 10−9 m/s, Phase II) to counteract the gradient induced in the previous step.
