The phrase "absorb large amounts of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity of something to take in or retain a significant quantity of a substance or information.
Example: "The sponge can absorb large amounts of water, making it ideal for cleaning tasks."
Alternatives: "take in significant quantities of" or "retain substantial volumes of".
They can absorb large amounts of information rapidly, and they tend to process the world visually.
Moreover, the GrP can reusably absorb large amounts of oils and organic solvents.
The challenge: Gossip often consists of hearsay, half-truths, and innuendo, and can absorb large amounts of your staff's time.
This contribution analyses the European electricity markets with respect to their aptitude to absorb large amounts of wind energy.
This phase is able to absorb large amounts of hydrogen, thereby changing the electronic structure of the electrode material.
For the same amount of material, small particles have more surface, allowing a small amount of the drug to absorb large amounts of phosphate.
Superabsorbent polymers (SAPs) are one kind of materials which can absorb large amount of water, and they are different from other hydrophilic materials because they can retain water even under pressure.
Moreover, the highest concentration of Zn in the macrophytes might be due to the growth of Lemna minor which possesses a unique capacity to absorb large amount of zinc as reported by several researchers (Sridevi et al. 2003).
I/S has a relatively high specific surface area that can absorb larger amounts of water.
Tropical forests play an important role in the global carbon cycle as they store about 40% of the global terrestrial carbon, and absorb larger amounts of CO2 from the atmosphere than any other vegetation type [1].
A deep soil can absorb larger amounts of water, while a shallow soil may need the provision of overflow outlets to avoid drowning the crop.
