The phrase "a massive effort in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant amount of work or resources dedicated to a particular task or project.
Example: "The team put in a massive effort in developing the new software application, ensuring it met all user requirements."
Alternatives: "a tremendous undertaking in" or "a significant commitment to".
This was possible because Nigeria had the state capacity to undertake such a massive effort in a timely manner.
This aggressive tracing, that included having access to phone records, was possible because Nigeria had the state capacity to undertake such a massive effort in a timely manner.
"We hope we have turned the corner from a massive effort in these countries to contain their outbreaks," Dr. Heymann said.
During the past decade, a massive effort in the pharmaceutical industry and academic research has produced a wealth of structural information in the CYP field.
The head of the International Monetary Fund, Christine Lagarde has told the BBC that Greece has to keep making a "massive effort" in collecting revenue, but that the eurozone should see growth in 2013.
For its part, Expansys says it has been engaged in a massive effort via its social media channels to spread the word about the true source of the pics – even going so far as to claim that Evleaks "stole them and added his own logo".
The report says: "Despite a massive effort, stability in Iraq remains elusive and the situation in deteriorating.
But you've got to admit, it was a massive effort, and in the end: Osama bin Laden was dead and his terrorist infrastructure was destroyed.
Despite a massive effort invested in developing potential therapies, to date, severe sepsis is still a common, frequently fatal, and expensive pathologic condition [ 2].
Since the end of the country's long civil war in 1992, there has been a massive effort to invest in education.
Later in November, she indicated that liberals must undertake a massive effort to win in 1952.
