The phrase "a massive appearance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has a large or imposing visual presence.
Example: "The sculpture had a massive appearance, dominating the entire gallery space."
Alternatives: "a grand presence" or "an imposing look".
A massive appearance is observed in approximately 45% of the investigated sites (Figs. 3 and 4).
This subunit was approximately 5 cm thick and was covered by coarse sand and gravel with a massive appearance.
Shale is a fissile rock that splits along bedding planes but claystone has a massive appearance and not fissile.
On the species level, seasonal changes dealt with a massive appearance of the copepod Calanoides carinatus s.f. in shelf waters, to which organisms migrated from the deep, during the South-west Monsoon.
Furthermore, the ratio of pseudogenes in P. jirovecii was found to be small and similar to those of nonbiotrophic free-living organisms, suggesting that a massive appearance of such nonfunctional genes has not been a major mechanism of gene loss.
Such reduction was accompanied by a massive appearance of endocytic vacuoles much larger than SVs, that is bulk endosomes (as defined by a diameter greater than 80 nm), nearly all of which were positive for CTX-HRP, as assessed by HRP cytochemistry.
The original version of Cheek's track is another classic of the era, notably making a pretty massive appearance in the robots' 1998 BBC Essential Mix.
This low-level illusion is attributable to a less massive appearance due to spaces in the running cartoons than the corresponding pyramidal-shaped geometrical objects.
In these early commissions, he used beautifully detailed reinforced concrete walls, a form that gave his buildings a massive, minimalist appearance and simple, contemplative interior spaces.
And yet, is it possible that you must also atone for your sins by taking massive appearance fees to fly to Macau and promote a new casino complex?
In support of this conclusion are the down regulation of the p53 dependent miR-34a and the loss of genomic stability revealed by the massive appearance of hyperdiploid cells [ 16- 18] A recurrent concept is that immortalization is due to mutations induced by DNA damage occurring during the population expansion [ 14].
