The phrase "a combination of huge" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is made up of large elements or factors, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "The project was a combination of huge challenges and opportunities that required careful planning."
Alternatives: "a mix of large" or "a blend of significant".
So you have a combination of huge manufacturers and newer entrants which makes it a very exciting place to be".
So Filippo Brunelleschi, who designed it, instead wrapped a combination of huge iron chains around the structure to stop it from bursting.
Beijing's support, they say, comes through a combination of huge loans from state-owned banks, extensive government research programs, protection of the domestic Chinese market from imports and sometimes even industrial espionage.
Tío Pepe, one of the best-known finos, is a blend of 22,000 casks alone, a combination of 21 huge soleras.
A combination of the huge popularity of Siegfried & Roy shows and the chain reaction of family-oriented casinos set off by the initial success of Circus Circus changed the image of Las Vegas.
But a combination of factors—huge savings in the emerging world, oil wealth and a loss of confidence in the free-market model has led to a resurgence of state capitalism.
"[Amerger of] AOL and Time Warner is a combination of a huge audience [AOL] with a company that has a great ability to inform and entertain [Time Warner].
But one common refrain in all these depictions is that Sharabha is a combination of a huge animal-bird beast with enormous strength manifested with the purpose of pacifying similar ferocious avatars of Vishnu such as Narasimha (man-lion) or Varaha (the boar).
The sheer number of users combined with the almost total lack of real awareness, even amongst those like General Petraeus who should know, combines to create a lethal combination of huge amount of information pouring out of pockets and hotel rooms alike.
And all of these are heightened risk factors in an area that suffers from a combination of endemic poverty, huge cuts to public services and chronic unemployment.
Then a combination of plummeting exports and huge overproduction changed the picture.
