The phrase "a massive release of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or large-scale emission or distribution of something, often in contexts related to information, energy, or substances.
Example: "The scientists reported a massive release of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere following the volcanic eruption."
Alternatives: "a substantial outpouring of" or "a significant discharge of".
"The only alternative we had was just a massive release of people from prison.
The Boxing Day tsunami of 2004 in the Indian Ocean was triggered by a massive release of energy on a geological fault.
This causes a massive release of ammonia, that mixes with diesel exhaust and emissions from heating and industry to create airborne particles over a wide area.
Mr. Lennon's comments, coming two days after a massive release of documents that brought new visibility and withering criticism of New Jersey's history of racial profiling, elicited a mixed response.
An assumption that that pool was dry or nearly dry, raising the possibility of a massive release of radioactive materials, led the United States ambassador to Japan to recommend that Americans stay 50 miles away from the plant.
However, they were not asked about blogs, and it is interesting that they were far more likely to say they knew about "Climategate", a massive release of e-mails by climate scientists that has been a staple of the blogosphere, than any other group.
"This building was designed with the intent to withstand the tremendous energy of a massive release from an accident of some unknown origin," Slobodien told me, picking up one of the photographs.
Hillary has bought into fears that this means a sudden massive release of an army of Willie Hortons.
"When you take MDMA," says Val Curran, "you get a massive release in the brain of serotonin, and there's a huge dip shortly after you take the drug.
The causes remain unclear but the initial changes could have been amplified by a massive release into the atmosphere of methane stored in icy deposits on the ocean floor.
Since the injection of alloxan can provoke fatal hypoglycemia due to a reactive massive release of pancreatic insulin, the rats were also orally given 5 10 ml of a 20% glucose solution after 6 h.
