The phrase "massive trend" is grammatically correct and is commonly used in written English.
It refers to a widespread and significant change or movement in a certain direction or behavior. Example: The use of social media has become a massive trend in today's society, with millions of people constantly checking their accounts and sharing their lives online.
There's a massive trend towards people moving into cities in the developing world.
"We have had this massive trend since the 1970s towards privatisation - an ideologically driven, powerful trend - which has created enormous debates.
This, he added, "would obviously extend your customer base, and tap into this overarching, massive trend that the world is seeing right now".
Sheradene Rose, head of design for M&S's Limited Collection and Women's Casualwear, said: "Shoulders were a massive trend on the catwalks and for us.
"There's definitely a massive trend toward increasing school resource officers, so much so that departments are having trouble buying guns and supplies," said Michael Dorn, director of Safe Havens International, in Macon, Ga., a safety consultant to schools.
Figure 15 indeed confirms that there has been a massive trend of OECD countries closing their doors to free travel of African citizens, although there are clear regional differences.
We've bet on companies at the beginning of massive trends and have been able to make them a sustainable reality.
With software eating everything, talent in high demand and tech rock stars seeking flexible schedules, Gigster is at the intersection of several massive trends.
TS: What differentiates Kleiner Perkins over the past 40 years is being able to identify massive trends over past 40 years, whether it's creation of the PC market, the Internet, commerce, or biotechnology.
Research in the field of psychology shows that a single image about particular events, like the image of one hungry child to represent a famine, can be more effective in eliciting a charitable donation than the most well documented statistical evidence showing massive trends.
With this sort of momentum it's possible – even probable – that Sestak will eke out a victory despite the massive Republican "trend year".
