"massive fund" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it in a variety of contexts, such as the following example: The government allocated a massive fund to support small businesses during the economic crisis.
"Ivanka Trump told me yesterday from Berlin that she has begun building a massive fund that will benefit female entrepreneurs around the globe," Allen wrote.
Being an Irishman, Bob Geldof had to be content with an honorary title following his massive fund raising efforts for famine victims in Africa in 1985.
From Reuters:Historically-low U.S. interest rates are helping to fuel massive fund buying in wheat futures as "they look for investable markets" amid concerns that the economy might suffer a double-dip recession in the coming months.
Over the years, India has built up a massive fund known as CAMPA by collecting fines from large industrial, mining, highway, and other such projects to compensate for forest loss.
Earlier today at Facebook's headquarters in Palo Alto, CA, venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers unveiled their latest massive fund: the sFund.
A host of things, including Slack's new mega round — and what it means for SoftBank's massive fund — the potential Alphabet-Lyft tie up and the various intrigues in that space, flying cars, the critical importance of company dogs and IPOs.
"The bottom line means massive fund-raising".
It plans to spend at least £2m ($3.3m) of its £4m annual budget on lobbying alone, £1m of which will come from a massive fund-raising drive.
The financially stricken Spanish club Real Oviedo says the Mexican tycoon Carlos Slim has agreed to invest $2.5 million in the third-tier team, which had been facing bankruptcy before a massive fund-raising effort by fans.
There's massive funding, loads of groups and theatres.
Unicef confirmed it was facing a massive funding gap for its work in Syria.
