"lots of input" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which a lot of information is being provided or discussed: We received lots of input from different stakeholders during the planning process.
The merry-go-round toy can be custom designed, with lots of input from a customer.
The Post, in turn, gave more than 1,000 words to analysis, with lots of input from the candidate himself.
And industry-specific training with lots of input from employers seems to be more effective than a general upgrading of skills.Improving skills would be costly.
Founders Dave Briggs and Fraser Henderson spoke about this Nominet Trust-funded project and got lots of input on what was needed to make the platform really work for sector.
"Much kudos must go to Mojang for being open to the idea and Bioware for letting us play with their IP too – there's been lots of input from all sides.
And shortly after taking office, he underscored his commitment to diversity, saying that "if you have that as a goal, and you have a process that gets lots of input from various communities, you will wind up with an administration that is reasonably diverse".
"Your sense of balance is different than other senses in that it has lots of inputs," he says.
A previous study conducted in Alaska [17] indicated that the evaluation criteria can be developed by gathering roadway, meteorological, and engineering perspectives; however, they were descriptive and required lots of inputs from key personnel.
While I can't imagine we need shirts made of this stuff, I could see a sleeve with lots of inputs or, say, a watch with a multi-touch band.
"He should have a lot of input.
Some have a lot of input.
