"enormously much" is not a correct or commonly used phrase in written English.
The correct phrase would be "very much" or "enormous amount." Example: "Thank you so much for your help, it was an enormous amount of assistance."
Mr. Chairman, members of the Committee: The world remains enormously complex, much of it beyond the reach of American or Western democratic antidotes or treatments.
The volume occupied by each ultra-cold sodium atom in Dr. Hau's trap expands enormously, so much so that atoms in the trap are forced to overlap and merge into what physicists call a Bose-Einstein condensate (named for the theorists Satyendra Nath Bose and Albert Einstein), in which the atoms' quantum wave functions are combined.
Regulations imposed by the state to preserve certain species for game fishing and to curtail further damage to the fisheries have limited catches enormously, so much so that many who fish complain that they can't make a living at all.
The Republican Party would advance their agenda enormously -- much farther than they have under Boehner, it's worth pointing out -- but the most extreme parts of their agenda would be blocked by Democrats.
"It is in times like this that Council's can and should play a part, after all the club is incredibly important to the town's identity and adds to the visitor economy enormously, providing much-needed jobs and prosperity".
In her stylish turbans and imported clothes, she became enormously popular and much imitated.
How Africa interprets his legacy will matter enormously.There is much to praise.
The addition of imidazole derivatives in sPIs can improve the chemical oxidation stability of the composite membranes enormously, and even much better than that of pure sPI.
The enormously enjoyable Too Much Fighting on the Dance Floor concerned itself with the adrenaline-fuelled era in the late 1970s and early 80s – post-punk, pre-rave – when every gig was a potential scrap.
