The phrase "access to the massive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the ability to reach or utilize something large or significant, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The new software provides access to the massive database of information that can enhance our research capabilities."
Alternatives: "entry to the vast" or "access to the extensive".
In 2010, WikiLeaks shared with the Guardian and other international news organisations access to the massive trove of US state secrets leaked by the American soldier Chelsea Manning, formerly Bradley.
Access to the massive portfolio is unlimited and royalty free.
One advantage that Bain has with its relationship with the private equity giant is access to the massive network of companies that are part of the firm's portfolio.
It also gets access to the massive Salesforce customer base (and in some cases the Salesforce worldwide marketing and sales team).
And yes it would be streamed, but not the all-you-can eat access to the massive iTunes library that's been a fever dream at least since Apple acquired Lala back in 2009.
The companies clearly saw the mutual benefit here with Microsoft getting access to the massive Salesforce.com cloud customer base and Salesforce pleasing customers by working more closely with Microsoft tools, which many of its customers are using today.
When discussions get underway to thrash out the terms of the severance, he said Britain should try to negotiate access to the EU's massive Horizons 2020 research programme, though other demands may well take priority.
"It's a country where people live in fear of the authorities at every level… even if it's something as simple as getting an air conditioner in summer time". And yet Western governments and companies court Turkmen officials in order to gain access to the country's massive gas fields.
New entrants need easier access to the nation's massive higher education market.
The suit also seeks to shed light on the secret information-sharing agreements governing GCHQ's access to these massive hoards of NSA-collected data – and vice versa.
It'll come back.' " Or consider the position of a group of Chinese Internet geeks trying to get access to Wikipedia, the massive free online encyclopedia where anyone can write an entry.
