The phrase "a massive weight of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant burden or pressure, either literally or metaphorically.
Example: "She felt a massive weight of responsibility on her shoulders as she prepared for the presentation."
Alternatives: "a heavy burden of" or "a great deal of pressure from".
Amid growing interest in the float, Britain's biggest financial spread betting company, IG, said it was increasing its spread on the shares in response to a massive weight of "buy" orders.
He had come into that race under a massive weight of expectation, having just signed with the big-budget new boys of Sky and having finished fourth the previous year, although that happened, he says, without his knowing quite how or why.
It is difficult to guess exactly how the symphonies sounded Saradzhev struggled all his life with the problem of musical notation but the effect, according to Tsvetaeva, was explosive: the sky seemed to collapse under a massive weight of thunder; the square filled with the metallic cries of gigantic bronze birds; the trills clattered overhead like swallows.
It is difficult to guess exactly how the symphonies sounded — Saradzhev struggled all his life with the problem of musical notation — but the effect, according to Tsvetaeva, was explosive: the sky seemed to collapse under a massive weight of thunder; the square filled with the metallic cries of gigantic bronze birds; the trills clattered overhead like swallows.
"I feel a massive weight of responsibility to assume the post when we are in an unprecedented crisis never experienced in the history of the company," said Nishizawa.
His friend loved the film, he said, "which was a massive weight off my shoulders".
"It's a massive weight off my mind.
"It is a massive weight off our shoulders," he said.
"It is a massive weight off my shoulders.
British Olympic diver Tom Daley tells the BBC that a "massive weight" was lifted off of his shoulders after he decided to come out in a YouTube video last December.
