The phrase "a massive option" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing choices or alternatives that are significant in size, impact, or importance.
Example: "Among the various strategies we considered, going digital was a massive option that could transform our business model."
Alternatives: "a substantial choice" or "a significant alternative."
The difference here is that the system will include a massive public option in Medicare, which is something conservatives refused to allow in the Affordable Care Act.
There is "a lot of interest" in Styles from Hollywood, Tomlinson is "very much in contention to be a judge on X Factor" next year, and all of them are now faced with "a massive amount of options", according to the source.
iShares MSCI Emerging Markets : A massive transaction involving 160,000 option contracts took place on the emerging markets exchange-traded fund in the first half of the trading day.
Alpha, in her infinite wisdom, believes the best way to show Daryl's group (I guess we have to stop calling it Rick's group now) that she means business is to show him first, her nuclear option, a massive horde of walkers she can unleash at any time, and then her "warning shot," ten zombified heads on pikes, each a named character in the series, including three very major characters.
Solar has become an increasingly attractive option following a massive construction of factories to build solar panels, mostly notably in China.
There's a massive database of players; the option to go as deep or shallow as you like with tactical and training tinkering; and an impressive 3D match engine to showcase the results.
Also useful is the new needle grenade, a sort of opposite to the Collateral Damage option with a massive fragmentary blast range that'll get everything out in the open, but that doesn't penetrate cover.
But suddenly uprooting the old design with a massive overhaul wasn't an option.
Can you imagine that war would ever look like a reasonable option, particularly a massive aerial assault on a primarily civilian area like Baghdad, or for that matter Teheran, if we had a closer, more human view of the men, women and children living in the houses that look like dots on the satellite maps we see on television?
He thought the absence of private developer involvement among the Cressingham Gardens options was a "massive step forward".
