"massive population growth" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used to describe a rapid increase in population over a period of time. For example, "The city experienced a massive population growth in the last decade due to an increase in employment opportunities."
The consequences of massive population growth were well appreciated.
What will be the environmental impact of massive population growth in developing nations?But perhaps there is another transition to come, as developed nations grow wealthier still.
"That plan reflects the state's policy judgments on where to place new districts and how to shift existing ones in response to massive population growth".
Massive population growth and rising crime in the American West in the 19 Century, for instance, led to the establishment of a Vigilante Committee, most of whose members were prominent businessmen.
Mahamadou Issoufou, who was elected president in March 2011 following a military coup in 2010, appealed for international help after last year's poor harvest in this vast state on the edge of the Sahara, which has faced massive population growth, pervasive poverty, food insecurity and instability for decades.
At a talk at the History Centre on the origins of the city's council housing, the speaker, local historian Carol Kerry-Green, tells a packed audience how massive population growth in the 19th century (from 22,000 in 1801 to 239,000 in 1901) created terrible housing conditions for Hull's poor.
The presence of large industrial and educational sectors has resulted in massive urban population growth, including a large migrant population from rural areas.
The UQ study found that conservation efforts are being rapidly outpaced by the acceleration of the decline, thanks to massive global population growth and the associated economic growth that demands ever-increasing natural resources.
Experts, however, say that sinkholes have always been a feature of the landscape and that massive recent population growth means that sinkholes are opening up in built-up areas that once were rural.
OO Ocean Slime Spreading Quickly Across The Earth - spurred by warming oceans and more nutrient runoff from more fertilizers and wastewater fueled by massive human population growth.
Adaptation to a new host allows a massive clonal population growth in which all mutations affecting genes that are not essential for bacterial survival in the new environment are maintained.
