The phrase "a massive field" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large area or domain, often in contexts such as science, agriculture, or metaphorically in discussions about knowledge or expertise.
Example: "The researchers conducted their experiments in a massive field, allowing for a diverse range of data collection."
Alternatives: "a vast area" or "a large expanse".
But we had a massive field of people.
Trump today: "We had a massive field of people.
So, if you build a massive field of this sponge and just leave it on the ocean, it will create clouds more "quickly" ?
Before Spicer's briefing room tirade on Saturday, Trump had told an audience at CIA headquarters that he had given his inauguration address to a "massive field of people … packed", he estimated, with between 1 million and 1.5 million people.
"My gamble here is that this is going to be a massive field, and it's coming soon.
Given that speed is a bit quick, and the new Kinect wanted to absorb a massive field of data in real-time, challenges cropped up.
They watched their bookish general manager brandish a shovel as he joined the Coors Field grounds crew for a massive field-clearing effort.
Over the past several years, the World Bank sponsored Bangladesh Arsenic Mitigation Water Supply Project (BAMWSP) has conducted a massive field-testing campaign for arsenic of over 5 million wells across the most affected half of the country (BAMWSP 2005).
HARD does a good job of corralling the basics into a closed off, massive field and saving the rest of their stages for the good stuff.
In Mozambique's north-west, the first shipments have begun to leave what is believed to be the world's biggest unexploited coal fields, and now a massive gas field has been discovered offshore that is being hailed as one of the most significant finds of natural gas in the world in the past decade.
Perhaps we could cobble one together out of thousands of smaller, less productive fields, but the likelihood of a few massive fields 1,100 feet under the ground waiting to be found is extremely remote.
