The phrase "avalanche of material" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large and overwhelming amount of information or content that is presented or received at once.
Example: "After the conference, I was left with an avalanche of material to review before the deadline."
Alternatives: "flood of information" or "deluge of content".
Mr. Milosevic' copies were stored at first in a specially reserved jail cell, but overwhelmed by the avalanche of material, he sent it to Mr. Tomanovic's home.
"There's just this mad avalanche of material that's available, so it's so hard for aspiring young players to find where they should go" and "not be enslaved to yet another tool or device".
Relying on a parade of contractors, household help and political consultants, federal prosecutors offered an avalanche of material about how Albert Pirro, a real estate development lawyer and powerful Republican lobbyist, used more than a dozen of his companies to buy expensive cars, arrange for home-improvement work and plan luxury vacations -- then deducted those costs as business expenses.
The tumescent gag in the title is your cue, and there follows an avalanche of material about the inevitability of being made someone's bitch, or making someone else your bitch, and the counter-intuitive business of being a tough prison heterosexual by accepting this idea and owning it.
He was believed to be the first political casualty in Europe from the avalanche of leaked material which details US officials' views of Europe's top politicians.
The effectiveness of the bureau's efforts remains open to question, however, because it has no systematic way to track extremist websites and often finds itself breathless to keep up with cases and the avalanche of incendiary material online.
Regarding Nicholas Kristof's ("Do toxins cause autism?" (Views, Feb. 26): Autism is just the tip of the iceberg when we consider the avalanche of toxic materials American and European companies have been putting into their products.
That is not as much of a stretch as it may appear to be, since physicists have lately discovered that the flows, vibrations and avalanches of granular materials like grain and powder hint at natural laws every bit as profound -- and difficult to understand -- as the ones governing subatomic particles or superconductors.
Aided and abetted by an avalanche of fluidly organized visual material, the lawyers fill in the appalling details of what was effectively a second crime, one largely perpetrated by a celebrity-dazzled judge and the equally gaga news media he courted.
Skibo, located in the town of Dornach, received an avalanche of publicity from the Material Mom's marriage.
The volume of the uncompacted ash is equivalent to about of solid rock, or about 7% of the amount of material that slid off in the debris avalanche.
