The phrase "a massive internet" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the vastness or extensive nature of the internet as a whole.
Example: "In today's digital age, we rely on a massive internet to connect with people and access information from around the world."
Alternatives: "a vast internet" or "an extensive internet".
This August he launched a massive internet calendar of the charters and other legal documents of the Latin East.
A massive "Internet of things" has emerged, as sensors and actuators have been widely distributed in the physical environment and are supplying data, such as acidity of a square yard of soil, the speed of a driving vehicle, or the blood pressure of an individual.
Their combined power, backed by each institution's sales forces, can spark a massive Internet rally.
In October, the so-called Mirai botnet caused a massive internet outage through hacked internet-connected cameras and DVRs.
A smartphone app allowing users to lip-synch over their favourite songs, speeches or film quotes and share the results online has become a massive internet hit.
At 8 P.M. EST tonight, NIPC says, a worm infecting potentially thousands of servers all over the Internet may reassert itself and cause a massive Internet traffic jam.
Number sense across the lifespan as revealed by a massive Internet-based sample.
That move led to a massive internet-wide freakout, with 'grammers screaming that the new TOS gave the service -- and its parent, Facebook -- ownership of their photos.
World War Web This week, an unprecedented alliance of anti-American terrorist groups launched a massive Internet-based attack on the computing systems of U.S. public and private interests, crashing Web sites, shutting down critical infrastructure and delivering a crushing blow to our information economy.
However, this marks his first foray into the realm of a massive, internet-based exhibition of purely digital work.
