The phrase "a massive example" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a significant or large instance of something, often to illustrate a point or concept.
Example: "The study provided a massive example of how climate change is affecting global weather patterns."
Alternatives: "a substantial example" or "a significant example."
That was not a market outcome; it was a massive example of government-managed redistribution.
It is significant, in fact, that a massive example of such scholarship to be published in June by Fortress Press is dedicated to him.
WASHINGTON — For nearly 40 years, the F.B.I. has had its headquarters in a massive example of Brutalist architecture on Pennsylvania Avenue.
When he started at Feyenoord people did not think he could make it, but he became a massive example to players who are really good and to players who are less talented".
Furthermore, the populations vary with galaxy mass; while the Milky Way Galaxy, a massive example of a spiral galaxy, contains no stars of young age and a low heavy-metal abundance, low-mass galaxies, such as the dwarf irregulars, contain young, low heavy-element stars, as the buildup of heavy elements in stars has not proceeded far in such small galaxies.
"The last five appointments from without a club in the SPL has all been former Old Firm players and what a massive example that is," said Shiels, who was sacked by Kilmarnock in June.
More formally, a data stream (mathcal {S}) is a massive sequence of examples ({mathbf{x}}_1, {mathbf{x}}_2, ldots, {mathbf{x}}_N), i.e., (mathcal {S} = { {mathbf{x}}_i }_{i=1}^{N}), which is potentially unbounded ((N rightarrow infty)).
It takes, for example, a massive 440 litres throughout the supply chain to produce a locally-baked loaf of bread.
Dr Mahathir's government encouraged the development of a massive new port, for example, in direct competition with that of Singapore.
"If we are getting for example a massive amount of tweets, photos, Flickr, and YouTube movies about the earthquake in Haiti or Chile, the fact that some of those may be false is rather likely.
In 2011, for example, a massive earthquake struck Christchurch, New Zealand – a highly secular society.
