"immense warmth" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a feeling of great heat or intense emotion. Example: As the sun shone down on us, we were enveloped in the immense warmth of its rays, bringing a sense of peace and contentment to our day at the beach.
Others praised his "immense warmth, wit and good humour" and well as his generosity and eagerness to share his knowledge.
As with every DanceAfrica performance at the Brooklyn Academy, Monday's event was introduced with immense warmth and good cheer by Chuck Davis.
He was stern and moody, but those who braved a visit to his office were often rewarded with immense warmth and a stunning, heartening smile.
He will also be remembered as a man of immense warmth and kindness, whose success as a leader, teacher and administrator of science owed much to his collaborative spirit, generosity and good humour.
She clearly still has immense warmth towards Pakistan: "It's the country I feel I grew up in and was a part of, arriving at 20 and emerging a decade later a more questioning and conflicted person.
They credit Prince for showing them that a synthesizer didn't need to be a cold, spindly "simplersizer", to use their phrase; that as a simulator of acoustic instruments, it could generate immense warmth.
Don was a man of deep integrity, keen intellect, discerning judgment, and immense personal warmth.
Eveling is survived by Joyce, Kate, his four children and 10 grandchildren; and, by the hope, among many friends, that his work will be fully recognised, both for its immense human warmth and for its thoughtful contribution to the development of postwar British drama.
Jerry would have been touched by the immense show of warmth.
She will bring immense experience, flair, warmth, imagination and formidable energy to her new role as editor of the Guardian".
Beautiful, stately, elegant, distinguished by her warmth and her immense vitality.
