"loads of ideas" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize the vast number of ideas, thoughts, or items. For example: "We had loads of ideas for our project, so we had a hard time deciding which one to pursue."
We're actively discussing loads of ideas.
We went in and knocked about loads of ideas".
I'm sure Uncle Julian has loads of ideas.
Throughout the collaboration, Mr. McCartney said, "he could see I was having loads of ideas".
None of it was written before we went in the studio, but everybody had loads of ideas.
I have loads of ideas such as a fun reading day through to big questions to take back to school.
I have a load of ideas and that motivates me to achieve.
Because you can sink a company if you come in with a load of ideas and innovation and creativity that's bigger than the company can carry.
I was going to suggest a load of ideas of my own (Led Zep's back catalogue in a six-foot golden airship; the Clash's London Calling inside a moving doll of Paul Simenon in mid-bass-smashing moment), but this would be pointless - they're probably already in production.
The British musician Labrinth, the Australian singer Sia and the American producer Diplo have made a debut album as colourful as their band name suggests, but it never takes off in the way it should, chiefly because it sounds like a load of ideas have been thrown together without many songs at their core.
He has not yet done that experiment, though, for the pieces of tape that the team has produced so far are only a square centimetre in area.In this section The right direction An ounce of prevention A shed-load of ideas Echoes of geckos Reprints Related items Climbing the wallsJun 8th 2000There is still some way to go before gecko tape becomes a commercial reality.
