The phrase "a massive use" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or extensive application or utilization of something, often in contexts related to technology, resources, or practices.
Example: "The report highlighted a massive use of renewable energy sources in the past year."
Alternatives: "a substantial use" or "an extensive use".
It will probably also involve a massive use of force.
The problem, according to Halsey, is that there's not a massive use case for Bitcoin.
The results demonstrate a massive use of educational technology with distinct divide between the learning space and personal space.
Woodward and Bernstein uncovered evidence that the highest levels of the Nixon administration had covered up a massive use of campaign funds aimed at disrupting the Democratic Party.
The resulting album, titled Love Me in Black, took three years to be completed and features a massive use of electronics and drum machines, along with a heavier sound than its predecessors.
As an alternative, the second-generation photovoltaic based on thin-films technology is characterized by greatly reduced production costs, despite the toxicity of some materials (as cadmium remains an open issue to be addressed for a possible massive use).
Previous studies demonstrated that malaria vector resistance to pyrethroids might be related to an extensive and massive use of LLINs [ 24, 25].
We live in a society that has massive use of drugs, illegal and legal, probably more so per capita than any comparable country in the world.
The Syrian army had already used chemical weapons, including sarin, against the population several times, says the report, but on 21 August it launched an attack which involved "massive use of chemical agents".
PARIS — A French intelligence assessment alleges that the Syrian regime launched an attack Aug. 21 involving "massive use of chemical agents" and could carry out other strikes of a similar nature in the future.
Whether corn ethanol contains more energy than it takes to make is certainly up for debate, and adoption of any kind of ethanol on a large scale will involve massive use of land and water.
