The phrase "a vast intelligence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or extensive level of intelligence, often in contexts related to artificial intelligence, knowledge, or cognitive abilities.
Example: "The new AI system demonstrated a vast intelligence that surpassed previous models in understanding complex data patterns."
Alternatives: "a great intellect" or "an immense intelligence."
His vast horizon reflected in part his concern with the French religious missions, which spread in Africa, the Middle East, and America and which extended French influence and created a vast intelligence network that fostered his political and economic designs.
She had received an email in her inbox asking her and her colleagues to help in a vast intelligence "surge" designed to secure a UN resolution to send troops into Iraq.
Security chiefs on both sides of the Atlantic repeatedly turned down the chance to acquire a vast intelligence database on Osama bin Laden and more than 200 leading members of his al-Qaeda terrorist network in the years leading up to the 11 September attacks, an Observer investigation has revealed.
That's largely because of additional security protections added to Windows 10, including Windows Hello for facial recognition logins and Device Guard for protecting users from untrusted applications, and the construction of a vast intelligence network that helps the company determine what threats are coming from where.
This type of war requires a vast intelligence apparatus, which now constitutes almost a fourth arm of government that most Americans are almost completely unaware of.
The Syrian security forces run a vast intelligence network that enjoys great powers and operates independently of the military and with little judicial oversight.
Mapping was just one small piece of a vast intelligence-gathering operation that involves hundreds of officers, however, leaving Muslim and civil liberties advocates far from ready to declare victory.
Thirty-three encounters with the iron fist of China's might, the People's Liberation Army -- robust in number, well-trained, well-supplied, equipped with the latest weaponry, and with a vast intelligence-gathering network at their disposal.
"A renaissance man with vast intelligence, a huge heart and who gave and received immeasurable pleasure from his life," she said.
Companies benefit from their employees' diverse, global networks–a vast pool of readily accessible "network intelligence"—when trying to solve key business problems.
Some in Washington have detected in the president's unwillingness to take stronger action in defence of the NSA, a desire to see the vast intelligence bureaucracies that grew up after 9/11 cut down to size.
