The phrase "a massive category" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large or significant classification or group within a particular context.
Example: "In the world of literature, fantasy is a massive category that encompasses numerous subgenres and styles."
Alternatives: "a large category" or "a significant category".
Large swaths of America's southeast coastline battened down, stocked up and emptied out on Tuesday ahead of Hurricane Florence, a massive Category 4 storm that is expected to make landfall Friday as a major threat somewhere along the Carolinas' vulnerable barrier islands.
"There's a massive category around data discovery and protection," he adds.
Adtech is a massive category, and those paying attention know that change and innovation is happening in the space more so than ever.
Monitoring errors and crashes on phones and tablets will be a massive category, and with the area's web incumbents seemingly reluctant to move to mobile, the way is clear for Crittercism to dominate the space.
A massive Category 4 hurricane is barreling toward Florida coastline -- no fizzling.
We're gonna see massive category winners of the next digital bank in the US.
So the categories I'm focused on are massive categories.
High-performing and valuable businesses can still be built via an ad model — look at Zillow (real estate) and TripAdvisor (travel) — but these have to nail the consumer value proposition for massive categories.
Marco: You have these massive categories in the store that are technically Sherlocked in the most complete, obvious way, which is that every iPhone has always come with a free app, often on the first screen, to do that, often with capabilities that third-party apps couldn't do.
"There's such a massive depersonalization in the gardening category, and gardening is personal," she said in a recent interview.
Furthermore, a comparison of the cellulose and sophorose transcriptome and differential secretome data did not detect a massive difference in any analyzed category of proteins.
