"tremendously easier" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in a sentence to emphasize that something is significantly easier than expected or compared to a previous state. Example: "After switching to a new study method, the subject became tremendously easier for me to understand and comprehend."
It's tremendously easy to be cynical but I admire Bono's work and I hope he carries on".
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It marked the beginning of a pact of understanding between the captive and his keeper… Leigh Fermor is a tremendously easy man to like and to extol, but he is not an easy man to know.
Given how good smartphones are these days and how tremendously easy to use Orangemonkie's app is, it hardly seems worth it to bother with the fancier cameras.
It can be tremendously easy to push the blame on someone else, but to avoid boosting your ego unfairly, you need to seriously ask yourself if you had any fault in the current situation, as well.
Moreover, the expressive writing procedure is tremendously cost-effective, easy to administrate, feasible and brief, does not need highly trained clinicians to work, has a great accessibility and has shown an amount of promising objective and subjective health benefits in many studies on college students and individuals from the community.
With the removal of sanctions, Iran can tremendously benefit from cheaper and easier access to intermediate goods and technology for its manufacturing sector.
Chris Pratt gives a tremendously likeable performance as Owen: easy-going, relaxed, somewhere on a continuum between Harrison Ford and Tom Hanks.
These are all easy and are tremendously helpful, but won't necessarily combat the depression itself.
