The phrase "also massive for" is not standard in written English and may be confusing without context.
It could be used in informal contexts where you want to emphasize the significance or size of something in relation to another aspect.
Example: "The project is also massive for its potential impact on the community."
Alternatives: "also significant for" or "also substantial for".
There is also massive scope for productivity gains as workers move from low value-added agriculture to higher-value activities.
There were also massive spikes for people who until this year the wider public probably did not know anything about.
I'll probably dissect this further down the line, but there is also massive potential for the Face ID system to bloom into a boom of intent-based computing.
There is also massive potential for nanotextiles as a medical tool.
Given the size of the Windows ecosystem, there is also massive revenue potential for developers who can score a hit in the Windows Store.
Also massive concert promotion operation.
Plutoids are also sufficiently massive for gravity to overcome the stubbornness of rock and smooth out their personal lumps, although they may not be the gravitationally dominant bodies in their neighborhood In precipitating clouds, water droplets are exceptionally sticky, as the lightly positive end of one water molecule seeks the lightly negative end of another.
Best Buy has been featuring various Chromebook displays for a while now, but as Google+ user Clayton Pritchard noted earlier this morning, some Best Buy's now also feature massive "For Everyone" Chromebook ads on their storefront windows.
The recent WannaCry malware campaign demonstrates that this is true not only for targeted operations, but also for massive attacks.
The region of Thessaly in the north-east of Greece is not only known for its cattle farms, but also for massive roadblock protests set up by farmers on a yearly basis, which end up disrupting the traffic on the national motorway for days.
