The phrase "massive documents" is a correct and usable form of written English.
You can use it to describe a large number of documents that need to be gone through or processed. For example: "The attorneys had to go through the massive documents in order to complete the case."
Such is the message from the massive document drop the Federal Reserve made last week.
It's a massive document – totalling some 417 pages – but what it says can be simply summarised.
The board's major effort is the regional master plan, a massive document compiled every other decade.
Marketing concerns presumably steered them away from a fitter if less salable title — like, say, "A Massive Document Dump for the Conan Doyle Completist".
Davidson wrote a Comment for the magazine about WikiLeaks's massive document dump last August, when the organization made public some seventy-six thousAmericansified Amilitarymilitary documents covering events in Afghanistan from January, 2004, to December, 2009.
After his father passed away, Bloch began reading the massive document and discovered a new perspective on conversations they had shared long before, experiences they had never spoken about.
For Mr. Kahane, allowing the 1930s to speak for itself involved reading the guides and transcribing intriguing passages into a massive document, which he condensed and edited into a libretto.
While test collections provide the cornerstone for Cranfield-based evaluation of information retrieval (IR) systems, it has become practically infeasible to rely on traditional pooling techniques to construct test collections at the scale of today's massive document collections (e.g., ClueWeb12's 700M+ Webpages).
During the course of the recent Mau Mau case in London's high court – where five claimants filed a suit against the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) for systematic torture in Kenya's detention camps – the British government made a massive document discovery.
