"massive profits" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you can use it in a sentence such as, "The tech company reported massive profits last year."
They don't offer the prospect of massive profits.
On one hand, you have massive profits and enrichment.
Huge lorries, vast holes in the ground and, of late, massive profits.
A household name that makes massive profits is asking me to work for free?
The massive profits extracted from these players are divided among overpaid veterans and the owners.
There is little talk at dinner parties of the massive profits to be earned on sovereign bonds.
They allowed the ethical motivations of consumers to continue to be exploited and cashed in for massive profits.
Part of that toll stemmed from smaller outfits fighting for a share of the massive profits his so-called Sinaloa gang made from cross-border trafficking.
The problem is that these places get cheap drugs only because they are free-riding off the massive profits made in the American market.
But the WWF said it was disappointed by the size of the fine, calling it a "drop in the ocean" compared to Shell's massive profits.
"I would argue Microsoft does have a financial problem, and it's been the fear of losing those massive profits from Windows and Office," Mr. Colony says.
