The phrase "voracious greed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an insatiable or excessive desire for wealth or resources.
Example: "The company's voracious greed led to unethical practices that harmed the environment."
Alternatives: "insatiable greed" or "ravenous greed."
The corruption scandal embroiling Petrobras was in large part due to the voracious greed of the ruling Workers Partyy and its allies.
"These prices are unreasonable, just like a lion opening its bloody mouth," said one recent Internet posting, using a Chinese proverb for voracious greed.
We tell her that her country finds acceptable the murders of her children in order that we may continue to indulge manufactured fears and voracious greed.
Thought to have been concocted on the orders of Peter Rachovksy, a tsarist secret agent, it is a clumsy tissue of plagiarisms, and plagiarisms of plagiarisms, filled with stereotypes nicked from sensational fiction ("Ours is an ambition that knows no limits, a voracious greed, a desire for ruthless revenge, an intense hatred," declare the elders).
These traditional stories feature Raven as a culture hero, an alternately clever and stupid bird-human whose voracious hunger, greed, and erotic appetite give rise to violent and amorous adventures that explain how the world of humans came to be.
According to the F.B.I. and the United States attorney's office in Providence, Mr. Stevens had bumped up against a voracious if somewhat clownish conspiracy of greed, orchestrated by at least three of the town's seven Council members — Mr. Zambarano, Mr. Douglas and Joseph Burchfield, the Council president — and exposed, in part, by a fourth councilman who often accessorized with a wire.
It is the insane monster of collective corporate greed and our culture's voracious appetite for electricity.
The British state, alerted to the dangers posed by corporate greed and incompetence, successfully tamed history's most voracious corporation.
Intellectually voracious.
They just brought greed, greed, greed".
