The phrase "a massive forest" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a large and dense area of trees and vegetation.
Example: "As we hiked deeper into the wilderness, we were surrounded by a massive forest that seemed to stretch endlessly in every direction."
Alternatives: "a vast forest" or "a huge forest."
A deep knowledge of individual digital channels kind of felt like puddles of piss next to a massive forest fire.
A massive forest fire in the Canary Islands, allegedly started by a man who set light to his used toilet paper, has now ravaged almost 7% of the island of La Palma, according to local authorities.
As a massive Forest fan, and having watched him score his redemption penalty against Spain only days before, I desperately wanted to say well done, but no words would came out.
A massive forest fire is a natural disaster in the same way a hurricane or tornado is.
We are focussed on the one small plant, that is pretty, in a massive forest of opportunity.
Then, just when you think that this brave new world can't get any worse, Collins takes the reader into the arena -- a massive forest in which the games occur -- where these children must kill and all but one be killed.
Composed of a massive forest-and-house set, accompanied by a seven-hour video of performances shot in and around the set — it is meant to be an apotheosis of the dark and deeply human themes he has been exploring for four decades concerning the body, social repression, consumerism, sex, death, dreams and delirium, and the power of art to deepen our understanding of life.
Further research by several groups provided a possibility: Massive forest fires ignited by the heat of the blast could have pumped enough carbon dioxide into the atmosphere to cause a period of runaway global warming, cooking the dinosaurs (ScienceNOW, 6 June 2003).
Over the weekend in Portugal, at least 62 people died in a series of massive forest fires fueled by a heat wave on the Iberian Peninsula that brought temperatures as high as 104 degrees in some areas. .
To make matters worse, temperatures have stayed in the nineties throughout the week, further fueling the disaster that Gov. Jay Inslee aptly called "a firestorm". These massive forest fires in the Pacific Northwest and down the entire West Coast degrade our environment and threaten our property.
Those dead trees will present a number of problems moving forward, and come with an increased risk of massive forest fires.
