The phrase "a massive inflow" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large amount of something entering a system, such as money, people, or resources.
Example: "The city experienced a massive inflow of tourists during the summer festival."
Alternatives: "a significant influx" or "a large surge".
Absent a massive inflow of tax dollars, jobs aren't going to come from the public sector.
Dawie Roodt, a South African economist, forecast a "massive inflow" of foreign capital and a "massive increase" in tourism, but "I was completely wrong," he said.
These conditions, combined with the proximity to the EU, should stimulate a massive inflow of foreign direct investment in a broad spectrum of labor-intensive industries, spanning anything from textile to IT and aerospace design.
We examined environmental variables and cyanobacteria dynamics in the Lake Pontchartrain Estuary during the spring-summer period of two years: (a) 2011 when the system received a massive inflow of diverted Mississippi River water from the Bonnet Carré Spillway, and (b) 2012 when no diversion occurred.
Last week's $70bn share offering by state-oil company Petrobras has contributed to a massive inflow of dollars to Brazil, which is attractive to foreign investors because of high interest rates and its rapid economic growth.
"Last year I think buyers moved in because prices were so low, but we've seen such a massive inflow of supply because of foreclosures and the big inventory of foreclosures to come.
Nevada also saw a shift from massive inflow of domestic migrants to outflow, while Arizona saw its rate of inmigration slow to a trickle.Other areas primarily those with the lowest unemployment rates experienced a relative boom.
As a result of this massive inflow, 50% of Buenos Aires' residents were foreign born in 1914.
The United States enjoyed the fastest, longest growth spurt in its history, and by far the fastest in the world, apparently even on a per capita basis, despite the massive inflow of immigrants.
The Religiosity of immigrants is important from a social perspective as well due to the massive inflow of immigrants into Western countries, who now constitute a significant share of the population in many countries and substantially affect the economy and society in their countries of residence.
12 Ranjan asserted that in doing so, the NIH recognizes that successful biomedical research will require approaching the massive inflow of data in a systematic way and providing broad access to research tools and ideas.
