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The phrase "absorb a vast amount" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity to take in or understand a large quantity of information or material.
Example: "Students in this program are expected to absorb a vast amount of knowledge in a short period."
Alternatives: "take in a large volume" or "grasp a significant quantity".
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Billy Hope (Jake Gyllenhaal), who grew up in a Hell's Kitchen orphanage, is the undefeated light-heavyweight champion, but he brings a bitter art to the sweet science: his method is to absorb a vast amount of punishment from his opponent until, seized with rage, he fights back with an irresistibly violent fury.
Also the manual (module 1) obtained only 55% of agreement for its usefulness, and comments (File S2) suggested that this was mostly due to its length, aspects of its layout, and the relative short time in which to absorb a vast amount of information (see the section Discussion).
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Second, few residences in Wuhan were built with energy conservation in mind; a vast amount of radiant energy can easily infiltrate buildings and be absorbed, even when all windows are closed.
Those relationships are playing out across Harlem, where a vast amount of vacant housing means that perhaps 40,000 new residents could be absorbed without displacing anyone.
A vast amount is wasted.
Either way, it is a vast amount.
That's a vast amount of work.
That is a vast amount for a work on paper.
There's a vast amount of difference between different experts.
There is a vast amount of merchandising money at stake.
And they oversee a vast amount of money.
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