"there are vast amounts of" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a large quantity or number of something. Example: There are vast amounts of data available for researchers to analyze in order to better understand climate change.
THERE are vast amounts of water on earth.
There are vast amounts of money to be made from the raising and dashing of people's hopes.
There are vast amounts of such hints, which offers a pointer to the depth and breadth of the missions.
New investment Beyond the banks, there are vast amounts of institutional capital – in pension funds and the like – looking for productive outlets.
There are vast amounts of side-missions and challenges to pursue, which let you quickly add abilities and upgrade your attributes via three contrasting skill trees.
"There are vast amounts of people who feel this way, who do feel that people who are comfortable with words look down on them".
There were vast amounts of that written, and now it is only read as an object example of the capture of a social science by prejudice and authoritarianism.
"There's vast amounts of evil still happening on the planet, which means suffering -- humans inflicting on other humans, on other life forms, on the planet itself, on nature".
There is vast amount of gene expression profiling data available in the public domain, as well as in various private databases for ovarian cancer [ 9].
"But having said that, there are already vast amounts of weapons out there in Iraq in the hands of former regime officials, and compared to that this would be just a drop in the bucket".
That situation alone would be bad enough but, this is Reddit, and there's already vast amounts of tension between the site's users/moderators and its management, chiefly CEO Ellen Pao.
