The phrase "adding vast amounts of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of increasing quantity or volume in various contexts, such as data, resources, or information.
Example: "The new software is designed for adding vast amounts of data to the existing database without compromising performance."
Alternatives: "increasing large quantities of" or "supplying significant volumes of".
By the nineteen-fifties, it was well understood that, thanks to the burning of fossil fuels, humans were adding vast amounts of carbon to the air.
I suggested in this column a month ago that there were signs that 2015 might be the year when the warming took off again, as it is bound to do if we keep adding vast amounts of CO2 to the atmosphere.
"And because this is a particularly heavy crude oil," he adds, "vast amounts of water will have to be injected back into the earth, inevitably leading to pollution.
This oversupply of solar is occurring because California has added vast amounts of renewable-energy generation in recent years, mainly to meet policy mandates requiring half the state's electricity to come from carbon-free sources by 2030.
But, he added, the vast amount of information available on each model makes pricing fairly consistent.
Switching food metaphors, Ene added, "The vast amount of occasional users just want to buy a glass of milk, but not the whole cow".
"Customers are looking for new ways to store, protect, secure and add intelligence to the vast amounts of information they will accumulate over the next decade".
Yet Citigroup could still require vast amounts of added capital.
To all the talk he's added only the consumption of vast amounts of potato chips.
As Levine puts it, "Think about a self-driving car, it's effectively a data center on wheels, and a drone is a data center with wings and a robot is a data center with arms and legs and a [ship] is a floating data center…" He adds, "These devices are processing vast amounts of information and that information needs to be processed in real time".
