The phrase "gained enormous popularity" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a person, thing, or idea that has become very popular. For example, "The new movie gained enormous popularity as soon as it was released."
They are the oldest examples of didactic verse, a genre that later gained enormous popularity.
No more than 40 at his death in 1730 (his birth date uncertain), he nevertheless gained enormous popularity and posthumous respect for the polish of his melodic style, which moved away from Baroque complexity.
The CGT was banned by the Vichy government during World War II, and, by the time the confederation reemerged in 1944 45, the French communists had gained enormous popularity through their wartime resistance activities.
It was preceded two months earlier by the opéra comique La fille du régiment (The Daughter of the Regiment), which gained enormous popularity over the years through the performances of the leading sopranos of the day, including Jenny Lind, Adelina Patti, Marcella Sembrich, Emma Albani, and other divas of the 19th century.
"Look at Alex Salmond and Boris Johnson, who've both gained enormous popularity through arguing for more powers on their patch".
In order to overcome the problems of conventional anchorage, in recent years, titanium screws have gained enormous popularity in orthodontics and are being considered as absolute sources of orthodontic anchorage [8 10].
Cloud-based systems are gaining enormous popularity due to a number of promised benefits, including ease of use in terms of deployment, administration and maintenance, high scalability as well as flexibility to create new services.
We gained enormous respect for their art.
Now he has this enormous popularity.
