"massive flux" is a correct sentence in written English.
The phrase is commonly used in scientific contexts to mean a sudden change in the flow of something (often energy or heat). For example, "The massive flux of heat from the sun caused the ice to melt quickly."
It's an industry in massive flux.
Josh James: Online marketing is still in massive flux.
to avoid the massive flux and interactions among interparticles and electro-hydrodynamic forces, as well as the interference of collateral electrode phenomena.
Eurasian rivers with immense watersheds, particularly the Severnaya Dvina, Pechora, Ob, Yenisei, Lena, and Kolyma Rivers, provide a massive flux of warm waters into the Arctic Ocean or peripheral seas contributing to melt sea ice in spring and summer.
The interplay of several factors such as basement architecture, inhomogeneous decratonization, crust-mantle interaction, mantle dynamics, magmatic characteristics, high heat flow and massive flux of deep-derived ore-forming fluids operated in generating the gold endowment.
A major function for coated vesicle systems in eukaryotes is the maintenance of organelle homeostasis in the face of such massive flux [1].
Large, periodic fires can cause massive fluxes of CO2 to the atmosphere.
There's no question there is massive global flux.
The rationale for combining a DNA-damaging chemotherapy and a lysosomal autophagy inhibitor is that the former induces massive autophagic flux and the latter prevents autophagic contents from being degraded, leading to an accumulation of ineffective and toxic AVs that leads to cell death.
Although it is generally believed that chromosome extremities are more prone to massive gene flux compared to the central "core" [ 2], we did not observe a higher occurrence of genomic islands near the chromosome ends (10 genomic islands in the "core" compared to eight in the chromosome "arms").
While the music business is in a massive state of flux right now as far as its economics, the number of acts hoping to get noticed is still fairly robust.
