The phrase "a vast degree" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a significant extent or level of something, often in contexts discussing change, impact, or variation.
Example: "The new policy has improved employee satisfaction to a vast degree, leading to higher productivity."
Alternatives: "a great extent" or "a significant degree".
Last week, it passed a bill calling for a vast degree of lessness.
"The present lease arrangements allow the Scottish FA to work independently with a vast degree of flexibility and the ability and freedom, for example, to bid and be awarded matches from the Uefa 2020 Euros". Regan had said that the SFA was exploring the pros and cons of leaving Hampden but that staying would require external funding from public and private bodies.
Democrats have been impacted to a vast degree emotionally.
The management of this vast degree of interconnection brings its own challenges.
The notion that a politician's child will be more likely to excel in politics than the average member of the public extends the already vast degree of separation between them and the rest of the country.
The successful flow of information across systems is crucial if we are to solve these problems, but we must also learn to manage the vast degree of interconnection inherent in each system involved.
Here, the vast degree of fine-grained parallelism in the backprojection algorithm that can be exploited by FPGA hardware allows us to achieve excellent performance compared to a serial software implementation.
In Saving Congress from Itself: Emancipating the States and Empowering Their People, former U.S. senator and federal judge James L. Buckley described the vast degree to which federal limits on spending for the "general welfare" have been swept away, and how the important distinction between state and federal roles has been erased.
Given his vast degree of experience in this unique area, I felt he was the perfect person to interview about this topic for concerned consumers like you and me.
Given the vast degree of acetylated proteins involved in skeletal muscle contraction (47), it will be interesting to see if future research identifies specific physiological functions for PCAF in skeletal muscle.
When the environment changes in vast degrees, these birds will respond with a stress response.
