The phrase "a massive jump from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant increase or change in a particular context, such as statistics, performance, or comparisons.
Example: "The company's profits showed a massive jump from last year's figures, indicating strong growth."
Alternatives: "a significant increase from" or "a substantial rise from".
It is certainly a massive jump from undergraduate work.
That is a massive jump from the 24.7 attempts Milwaukee averaged last year.
Yet there is a killer passage about the way his successor slowed down United's playing style, along with the other observations that it was a "massive jump from Everton" and "he hadn't realised just how big United is as a club".
As I mentioned in a post last month, green building represented 17percentt of the overall American residential construction market in 2011 — a massive jump from just 2percentt in 2005 and 8percentt in 2008; the number is expected to rise to as high as 38percentt within the next four years.
According to comScore, the live video site's global audience saw a massive jump from 9.3 million unique visitors in January to 15 million in February, which is about the same number of people who went to Veoh and nearly twice as many as visited Hulu.com.
announced the new figure Monday, a massive jump from the $1.8 million raised during the same period a year earlier.
"A massive jump up from the Conference down south.
"But it is a massive jump up from Moto2 to MotoGP.
In fact, the network of Sun Online sites saw a massive jump in unique users from January to February - up 25% to the Sun record of 27.3 million, and Telegraph.co.uk also had record traffic.
"I've gone in there from League Two so it's a massive jump and I've conducted myself right from the second I walked in to the club until the second I left".
"I've gone in there from League Two so it's a massive jump and I've conducted myself right from the second I walked in to the club until the second I left". Andrews started his career at Wolves where he made his first league appearance in March 2000.
