The phrase "tremendous touch" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to someone having great skill or finesse in handling or manipulating something, either physically or metaphorically. Example: The chef's tremendous touch with flavors and presentation earned her a five-star review from the food critic.
On the campaign trail he had a tremendous personal touch and in his North Antrim constituency he could remember the names of fathers, mothers and grandparents of voters he had come to press the flesh with in market towns such as his native Ballymena or Ballymoney.
Their tremendous generosity has touched the lives of thousands of people from all walks of life.
Possessing great intellect, a special wisdom for life, a sharp wit, and tremendous warmth, Irma touched many lives.
It's a tremendous performance, given touching and credible support from the rest of the cast and finally revealing, behind the strangeness and vitriol, a sweetly conventional love story.
With a light touch and tremendous empathy, Ullmann ranges among the perspectives of the three daughters, as well as their childhood playmate Ragnar and, very sparingly, Isak himself.
And we've improved on multitouch with 3D touch, a tremendous breakthrough in interacting with the smartphone," said Phil Schiller on stage.
His tremendous speed and finishing touch make him one of the league's most exciting players and one of the most difficult to defend.
Granted, consumers do not cross-shop bawdy Detroit muscle against bespoke European land-missiles, yet some true-to-life comparisons underline just how stellar a value Chrysler's fire-breathing feline is – and the financial chasms that must be bridged to otherwise touch its tremendous output.
Okafor -- whom HuffPost caught up with last April -- is a classic big man blessed with tremendous footwork, a deft touch around the basket and disruptive shot-blocking skills.
