The phrase "absorb enormous amounts of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing the capacity to take in or assimilate large quantities of something, such as information, energy, or resources.
Example: "The sponge can absorb enormous amounts of water, making it ideal for cleaning tasks."
Alternatives: "take in vast quantities of" or "soak up significant amounts of".
Worldwide, seas have absorbed enormous amounts of heat from the warming atmosphere.
The patents of Amazon.com and Priceline.com are often held up as examples of high-technology patents that have generated income and, at the same time, absorbed enormous amounts of time from courts and companies.
"The electrons absorb an enormous amount of energy from that light pulse," explains U.K. team member Kenneth Ledingham, a physicist at the University of Glasgow.
The variety of images could be overwhelming if the attitude weren't so playful but, as it is, the viewer is able to absorb an enormous amount of information and make sense of it by connecting known images in unknown ways, forging new understandings of what we thought we knew in different, enlightening ways.
Starch granules can absorb an enormous amount of water without losing their integrity; this is one of the reasons why they are such good thickening agents.
Nevertheless, the fight absorbed an enormous amount of his time and energy.
"Aaron has absorbed an enormous amount of change that we've thrown at him, while also controlling the inclination that any actor might feel to show off in such a big, meaty fun role like Frank Jr.," Mr. O'Brien said.
I began keeping track of anything I saw with *any* of these people, and you can't go very long like that without absorbing an enormous amount of information about movies in general.
After stealing a kryptonite-powered suit from Lex, Lana absorbs an enormous amount of kryptonite radiation, which prohibits her from getting too close to Clark, and she leaves Smallville for good, but vowed to continue to use her powers to preserve life.
HIV disease is the largest pandemic of the modern age and absorbs an enormous amount of health care resources.
