The phrase "a massive act of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or impactful action, often in a context related to social, political, or environmental issues.
Example: "The organization launched a massive act of charity to support the victims of the natural disaster."
Alternatives: "a significant act of" or "a monumental act of".
The truth is that this bill heralds a massive act of centralisation.
Essentially, the collapse of Lehman was a massive act of trauma suffered by an already fragile economy.
In a massive act of collective character assassination, good people are being described as a burden on society.
If one of Britain's proudest recent achievements is its leadership on development, Ms Patel stands on the verge of a massive act of national vandalism.
When I asked why a social scientist would want to help the war effort, she replied, only half joking, "Because I'm engaged in a massive act of rebellion against my hippie parents".
Peoples Temple, religious community led by Jim Jones (1931 78) that came to international attention after some 900 of its members died at their compound, Jonestown, in Guyana, in a massive act of murder-suicide on Nov. 18, 1978.
On Wednesday night, Father Alec Reid devalued the last massive act of IRA decommissioning with a classic display of 'Most Oppressed People Ever'.
Massive act of kindness movement honoring Newtown's innocents is now worldwide #26Acts: @DeepakChopra @DalaiLama, @Pontifex U R invited.
As the first massive act of civil disobedience, thousands will cross the line to demand an end to our nation's denial of the spiraling impact of dirty coal and old coal-fired plants.
5. Re ref 112: Professor Stannard argues that the native populations of the Americas declined by 100 million, some 95percentnt of their population during pre-Columbian times, the most massive act of genocide in the history of the world.
