"massive advancements" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It describes a large increase in progress or achievement with regards to a particular topic. For example, "With massive advancements in technology, we now have access to a variety of new and exciting tools."
Since then, massive advancements have been made in control systems, movement architecture and programming.
Massive advancements in computing, artificial intelligence, and communications are causing the obsolescence of millions of jobs, just in the United States alone.
Thanks to massive advancements in automation technology and analytics software, the American manufacturing industry of today is a far cry from the assembly lines and manual labor of the past.
Humans have recorded massive advancements in the transport industry from the days of the horse and buggy to the early days of Henry Ford.
Disney's massive advancements in robotics were displayed simply for fun, as educational childhood amusements, but they changed the theme park industry forever.
"R is an absolutely massive advancement on the kind of analytics I invented," he says.
"We are going to see massive innovation and advancement," says Hiroshi Mikitani, the boss of Rakuten.
Scott Kupor, a Managing Partner at Andreessen Horowitz, wrote a strong piece artfully detailing this view, suggesting over-regulation effectively blocks the entire middle class from participating in the massive wealth creation driven by technological advancement.
Another critical technology advancement is the MPSS massive parallel sequencing technology.
With the advancement of high throughput technologies massive amounts of cancer data can be accessed and analyzed.
This advancement has resulted in a massive amount of biological data that has impacted the manner in which research and education has and will continue to be conducted in our pursuit of improved human health and prolongation of human life (Yang et al., 2008).
