The phrase "a massive margin and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant difference or gap in various contexts, such as competition, statistics, or performance.
Example: "The team won the game with a massive margin and secured their place in the finals."
Alternatives: "a substantial gap and" or "a significant difference and".
Twenty20 cricket is designed to make it easier for unfancied teams to win, but 45 runs is a massive margin and it really was a very poor performance.
Isolated carbonate platforms are highly heterogeneous bodies and are typically composed of laterally juxtaposed first order domains with different sedimentological composition and organization, i.e. a well-stratified platform interior, a massive margin and a slope with steeply dipping and poorly organized layers.
As a result of the protest and the media campaign, the ban was overturned at council by a massive margin of 50-4 the next day, and the rally went down in history as one of the biggest protests ever at city hall.
"It was a massive margin by the situation within F1 at the moment and he undoubtedly deserves to be there," Whitmarsh said.
Obviously this creates a massive margin for error, as fun jewels can go hideously wrong.
In midweek, Las Vegas oddsmakers had Carolina as six-point favourites to beat the Denver Broncos – a massive margin for a single game.
The UK opening box office record set by Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban – £23.88m – has endured for 11 years, but when it finally fell it was by a massive margin.
South Africa, who on the previous afternoon had set out in pursuit of 416 with commendable up-and-at-'em vigour, had been bowled out for 174, leaving England winners by 241 runs, a massive margin.
— NATE SILVER Mitt Romney leads Rick Santorum by a massive margin in votes counted in the Chicago area so far, with 56 percent of the vote to Mr. Santorum's 27 percent.
