The phrase "a massive one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is large in size, quantity, or impact, often in a comparative context.
Example: "The storm was not just a regular weather event; it was a massive one that caused widespread damage across the region."
Alternatives: "a huge one" or "a colossal one".
It's funny that some festivals go out of their way to ban Indian headdresses entirely amongst the audience, but Electric Festival deigned to stick a massive one on stage.
Austen – who has six previous convictions, including possession – admitted possessing cocaine with intent to supply, and confessed that she was planning to get on a massive one with her daughter.
My newfound rat horror was not helped days later when pics circulated on the internet of a massive one caught in Sweden that chewed through concrete.
"He has not just got a role on the field but a massive one off it for South African rugby and he has been mentoring Jamba this week, sharing his knowledge and experience.
This will give you a useful performance improvement on your Core i3, though not a massive one.
Chute then pulls in the photos and displays them on screens throughout the chapel, including a "massive" one facing the Strip.
Zynga in contrast did $37.2 million in net income excluding a massive, one-time charge related to its IPO on $311.2 million in revenue in the same period.
Artists are a nightmare with music because they like things that are so niche, it's like a massive one-upmanship.
Eleven days later, the closing ceremony – artistic director Kim Gavin's "Festival of Flame" – will feature a massive one-off concert from the rock band Coldplay.
A massive one-off adjustment is needed and even that would leave debt at over 100% of GDP in five years' time.Mr Cort's budget is unlikely to provoke unrest.
The shoes sport a massive, one-inch thick sole, featuring a newly created foam and a carbon fiber plate inside.
