The phrase "amassed a vast fortune" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone who has accumulated a large amount of wealth over time.
Example: "After years of hard work and smart investments, she amassed a vast fortune that allowed her to retire early."
Alternatives: "accumulated great wealth" or "built a significant fortune."
Now BBC One's Panorama has broadcast allegations that the Russian leader has secretly amassed a vast fortune.
Evans is also a stone-cold businessman – one who has amassed a vast fortune with his business ventures and contract negotiations.
He amassed a vast fortune through the manipulations of Joseph Pâris Duverney, the financier in charge of military supplies, who was favoured by Mme de Pompadour.
He had Santo Domingo renamed Ciudad Trujillo, and he amassed a vast fortune for himself by taking ownership of virtually everything he touched land, airlines, trading monopolies, manufacturers, and most sugarcane producers in all as much as three-fifths of the nation's gross domestic product and workforce.
And last week Sanford I. Weill, who amassed a vast fortune building Citigroup and pushing to dismantle the constraints on such megabanks' activities, acknowledged that the entire exercise had been a mistake: "I'm suggesting that they be broken up so that the taxpayer will never be at risk, the depositors won't be at risk, the leverage of the banks will be something reasonable".
While the Quartet role was itself unpaid, the former British prime minister has amassed a vast fortune from business deals, many in the Gulf, during his time in the position, including a $43 million consultancy contract with Kuwaiti authorities to advise on political and economic matters.
Abubakar has long been accused of engaging in illicit practices to amass a vast fortune, an allegation he denies.
Even after the tumultuous changes that followed Mr. Suharto's ouster in May 1998, people here are skeptical that their stunted legal system can take on a strongman who ruled this country for 32 years, amassing a vast fortune made Indonesia synonymous with corruption.
She even met with former Senior General Than Shwe, who had presided over the ruin of the country for two decades and amassed a vast personal fortune.
Coming from someone who has amassed such a vast fortune, this advice might seem counter-intuitive to most.
He was one of the first superstars of the new hyped-up media era, and perhaps to this day the only dancer to amass a vast personal fortune.
