I think the part "massive consumption of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used when referring to a large amount or excessive use of something. An example sentence could be: "The country's economy was suffering due to the massive consumption of imported goods."
There are particular anxieties about the massive consumption of sugar-sweetened drinks, such as colas, lemonades and sports drinks, which give "empty calories", devoid of the nutrients found in some other foods.
Superficially, xeriscapes look a lot like the desert that surrounds the city, and they have come to replace many of the green lawns that were kept alive by massive consumption of water.
The internet enabled millions of individuals to participate in the circular economy, but in order for the circular economy to become a major economic movement, participation from major corporations with their massive consumption of goods and materials in the manufacturing process and eventually their products, must see value in participating.
"If we continue with the massive consumption of resources, shortages will only get worse, it will become very hard to maintain stable, high-speed growth, and the economy risks declining greatly," wrote Ma Kai, director of the State Development and Reform Commission, in a sobering recent article in People's Daily, the Communist Party newspaper.
Although individual events like these cannot be attributed with absolute certainty to increased fossil fuel use and climate change, they are the type of disasters that, scientists tell us, will become a pervasive part of life on a planet being transformed by the massive consumption of carbon-based fuels.
Results obtained for comparative degradation of ML and KL through GC MS analysis of the ethyl extracted products showed the massive consumption of compounds as compared to their respective controls (Fig. 3).
The international chain of Supermarkets Cheap, of Thai origin, is a retail distribution company of products of massive consumption.
'I'm aware of massive consumption, it's not my fault it's how I'm programmed to function'.
The narrator of Ms. Allen's hit sarcastically boasts that she is "a weapon of massive consumption" who is willing to take off her clothes " 'cause everyone knows that's how you get famous".
Routinely besieged by the paparazzi, she summed up her ambivalence about celebrity in her Ivor Novello award-winning 2009 single The Fear, which is still her best song: "I am a weapon of massive consumption / And it's not my fault, it's how I'm programmed to function".
As the reaction proceeded, the massive consumption makes the shortage of HMID in the later SiO2-IMI growth stage.
