The phrase "a tremendous height" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is significantly tall or elevated, often in a literal or metaphorical sense.
Example: "The mountain reached a tremendous height, making it one of the tallest peaks in the region."
Alternatives: "an immense height" or "a great height."
From a flower head, two male Coppers rose to a tremendous height, fighting all the way up, and then, after a while, came the downward flash of one of them returning to his thistle.
The high spot of the film was Berkeley's elaborately staged aquatic production number in which Esther rises like Aphrodite from the water surrounded by nymphs, and dives from a tremendous height into the centre of a kaleidoscopic pattern formed by swimmers.
"That is what has happened in political campaigns, always with increasing ferocity, since 1960, and brought to tremendous heights or depths with the likes of Karl Rove, James Carville and Lee Atwater," Professor Gardner added, referring to a political consultants' hall of fame.
Although, at the same time, the media has a tremendous fear of heights right now, and as we go to new highs in the market, they're looking for something that might go bad, for example, a credit implosion that would make long rates go up and kill the market.
With a tremendous physique (now 1.87m in height, and 86kgs) and remarkable quality of ball control, the teenager was quickly spotted by the big clubs in the capital of Portugal and came to the point of saying no to Benfica.
But MTC said Warner had taken Washington State Department of Corrections to "new heights" and he "will be a tremendous asset to MTC and its mission of rehabilitating offenders within our care".
Construction of the Boulder (later Hoover) Dam across nearby Black Canyon in the 1930s, during the height of the Great Depression, proved to be a tremendous boon for Las Vegas.
Even at the height of the Depression, he later recalled, he found "a tremendous energy and vitality".
Those of us who wrote for sites at the height of the tool's power know it was capable of driving a tremendous amount of traffic in its prime.
"A tremendous physical outburst".
