The phrase "a massive incentive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant motivation or reason for someone to take a particular action or make a decision.
Example: "The company offered a massive incentive for employees to meet their sales targets, which greatly boosted productivity."
Alternatives: "a substantial motivation" or "a significant encouragement."
"That's a massive incentive for people.
"Wembley is a massive incentive for me and it's a big incentive for the club to get back there.
The market is driving energy: When the first green energy company makes $100m in profit delivering renewable energy that will be a massive incentive.
"That authorities and financiers could so callously violate common-law duties of loyalty, competence, and care they owe taxpayers and financial-institution customers is evidence of a massive incentive breakdown in industry and government," Mr. Kane writes.
Instead of the money going to schemes that genuinely tackle emissions and slow global warming, it pays for a scheme in which there is a massive incentive for industrial plants to keep producing the gases they are then paid handsomely to destroy.
Central targets are always crude tools but forcing systems – not hospitals – to focus on prevention would be a massive incentive to join up services inside and outside hospitals, move funding towards social, primary and community care, and encourage a far greater focus on patient flows instead of individual care episodes.
Once he's back in Tyco's home office in Exeter, New Hampshire, Kozlowski stays out of the way, relying on a massive incentive-pay system to keep his decentralized units focused on producing cash.
That means Facebook is trusting advertisers to tell the truth about consent for targeting… despite them having a massive financial incentive to bend or break those rules.
The city of Detroit and State of Michigan reportedly offered Amazon a massive tax incentive but Amazon didn't take the bait.
They'll be unlikely to win medals at the Games, but just getting into Team GB is massive incentive for them.
If that feels like a long way off, keep in mind that building voting technology is slightly harder than building other software — given the massive incentive for attack, the stuff has to be more than bulletproof.
