The phrase "a giant wave of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large and overwhelming amount of something, often in a metaphorical sense, such as emotions, trends, or events.
Example: "The community experienced a giant wave of support after the disaster, with volunteers coming from all over to help."
Alternatives: "a massive surge of" or "a tremendous influx of".
Phil Kessel arrived in Pittsburgh from Toronto last summer, surfing a giant wave of good riddance.
Then, he said, came the sound of thousands of student footsteps, and Mr. Hogg and his classmates raced out the door, joining a giant wave of teenagers.
One of the biggest gross-out highlight of the presentation was when she showed a video of a hagfish — a fish that secretes a giant wave of mucus to make it harder to grasp when it's under attack.
But Cherise Fanno Burdeen, the director of the Pretrial Justice Institute, thinks the end of monetized bail is closer than ever thanks to "a giant wave of support" for reducing the number of people behind bars in the United States.
"We see the world of robotics as having a giant wave of human augmentation coming right at it," said Nate Harding chief executive and co-founder of Ekso Bionics at CES in Las Vegas.
Educational seminars take place on Monday and Tuesday, where the convention-goers can learn about how a giant wave of foreclosed commercial properties is expected to come in behind the flood of bank-owned homes.
Moore, J. G. & Moore, G. W. Deposit from a giant wave on the island of Lanai, Hawaii.
It felt a little bit like the crowd was running away from a giant wave instead of surging toward a shared goal.
Yet there is one record of a giant wave that, because of the method of measurement, seems reliable.
Lohmann then addressed the politics of fishing in a sculptural installation made during a residency in the Japanese city of Sapporo by constructing a giant wave from hundreds of discarded wooden tuna crates.
A tsunami is a giant wave (or series of waves) created by an undersea earthquake, volcanic eruption or landslide.
