'massive resurgence' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically means a rapid or great increase in something, usually in terms of numbers or popularity. For example: The small town has seen a massive resurgence in tourism over the last year.
But Lego is seeing a massive resurgence in popularity.
Unfortunately we're currently witnessing a massive resurgence of "monopoly capitalism".
'There's been a massive resurgence in rail travel, particularly InterRailing around Europe,' says Griffiths.
Mr Black is confident that we're about to see a "massive resurgence" in denim.
You washed my jeans?!'" Mr Black is confident that we're about to see a "massive resurgence" in denim.
The United States, unfortunately, is following Europe in this regard, which has been undergoing a massive resurgence in anti-Semitism for several years.
As a form of recreation it has also undergone a massive revival, as can be seen in the resurgence of interest in swing and ballroom dancing and in the urban dance styles of contemporary music videos.
Preventing a considerable malaria resurgence would require massive efforts to raise that number, especially since LLINs must be replaced every few years to maximize their effectiveness.
I look at it like malls – there will be some massive Westfield-like destinations, but also a resurgence of the independent, creative part of the city".
The underlying reason for the resurgence in syphilis in China is massive societal change.
They stem in confusing and challenging forms from significant geopolitical developments: e.g. populism, nativism and protectionism in the U.S. and EU; Russian resurgence in Eastern Europe; Chinese assertiveness in Southeast Asia; massive corruption in Brazil; and ongoing tribal hatreds and religious conflict in the Middle East.
