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The phrase "amassed a large user" is not correct in English.
It seems to be missing a noun after "user," such as "base" or "community." You can use it when discussing the growth of a user group or audience, but it needs to be corrected for clarity.
Example: "The app has amassed a large user base over the past year."
Alternatives: "gathered a large user group" or "built a large user community."
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"Since our inception four years ago, Weibo has amassed a large user base in China and in Chinese communities in more than 190 countries.
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