The phrase "a massive expression of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or powerful demonstration of a feeling, idea, or sentiment.
Example: "The rally was a massive expression of support for climate change action, drawing thousands of passionate advocates."
Alternatives: "a strong display of" or "a profound manifestation of".
The very sadness of saying goodbye to people is a massive expression of the love you feel for them.
The result is an impressionistic journal of a decisive week that exploded into a massive expression of freedom: of speech, of assembly and the press.
In contrast to the HS proteoglycans, we observed a massive expression of versican in IF (Figure 3L).
This Notch inactivation triggers a massive expression of ascl1b in IPDs [ 15].
We found that transcripts over the entire region of the provirus were increased, including a massive expression of env sequences when compared to wild-type controls (170-fold; Figure 2B).
A massive expression of Mash1 was observed now in the VZ and SVZ, which extended to the entire dorsal telencephalon including its most ventral part close to the GE (compare Fig. 4 A – C with Fig. 3 A ).
Egypt's revolution has a number of counts against it, the main one being the hollow core where Egyptian civil society ought to be — the absence of institutions, groups, and leaders that could shape this massive expression of popular will into an organized counterforce to the regime's violence, with the means to reach deep into the military hierarchy and a strategy for victory.
Due to the massive expression of upstream PlPAL and PlCHI, particularly PlCHI, a large number of upstream materials in the inner-petal were formed and transformed to the downstream, rather than in the accumulation of chalcones.
In miR-17-overexpressing synovial sarcoma cells, p21 protein levels were dramatically decreased in a p53-independent manner, even in the context of doxorubicin treatment-evoked massive expression of p21, resulting in profound tumor growth in mice both in vitro and in vivo.
Over the past few years progress has been made in screening procedures, and plastid transformation technology has allowed function to be assigned to open reading frames, massive expression of insecticidal agents and proteins involved in herbicide resistance, and the accumulation of biopolymers.
Massive expression of VEGF in the neovascular membranes in Eales' disease has also been reported previously [6, 7].
