The part of a sentence "a massive wave of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe large amounts of things such as a large number of people, objects, or emotions. For example, "A massive wave of relief swept over me when I received the good news."
Chinese state-backed, private and collectively owned firms have created a massive wave of listings.
The reaction from the emails, phone calls and radio phone-ins has been a massive wave of support.
If you look at how the fans have taken to the game, I don't think we've seen a massive wave of negativity.
After opening small with scattergun beats, the whole thing erupts just after Barlow bellows "get ready for it" and unleashes a massive wave of "oh woah ohs".
Is the Queniborough cluster, like the Stent Farm cluster in cows, just the first real outbreak of a massive wave of mad cow infection in the British population?
This year, the Greek government expects a massive wave of migrants on the Aegean islands and Crete, fuelled by the protracted war in Syria.
When the government of Quebec announced this year that tuition fees would rise, students launched a massive wave of direct action.
Crude has plunged in value from $115 a barrel last June to about $55 triggering a massive wave of cost-cutting and job losses by the oil industry.
The government should have heeded the warning bells when Lansley's white paper caused a massive wave of opposition, from all quarters of the NHS and beyond.
By Margaret Talbot September 4, 2014 Police outside Rotherham Town Hall during a meeting about a massive wave of sexual exploitation.
The army and vigilante groups supporting them, some of them affiliated to Jamaat-e-Islami, embarked on a massive wave of violence, including widespread rape.
