The phrase "a huge acceleration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant increase in speed, progress, or development in various contexts, such as technology, science, or personal growth.
Example: "The new technology has led to a huge acceleration in data processing speeds, allowing for more efficient analysis."
Alternatives: "a significant increase" or "a rapid advancement."
This performance is down to a huge acceleration in consumer interest driven by brand advocacy of their service.
As those stations were replaced with computer simulations, Hansen's "new" numbers began to show a huge acceleration in global warming.
However, the United States does not have much leverage and is counting on a new attitude and a huge acceleration of efforts from a weak government.
"We're seeing a huge acceleration of younger fans, and some are moving from the upper deck to lower deck," Vanderbeek said.
In the future, genetic tests, images or other "biomarkers" of a drug's effectiveness might be used by the F.D.A. to approve drugs, which could mean a huge acceleration in drug development.
China will implement a "national tourism plan" in the next five years that will mark the start of a "huge acceleration towards becoming a leisure society," Mr. Zhu said last week.
The cause of the huge acceleration is likely to be human management of the coastline, which has stripped some cliffs of their protective beaches, as well as changes in storm intensity.
And at that point the other advantages of electric motors (mechanical simplicity, huge acceleration and silent running) would probably trump the old-fashioned internal-combustion engine in the minds of most motorists, and the long-promised revolution of electric motoring might finally come to pass.
While saturation will happen eventually, given the recent huge acceleration of our business specifically, and streaming generally, saturation seems unlikely to hit in the short term.
This result emphasises, that an adhesive bonding with conventional rigid and high strength adhesives is not suitable for larger masses, when applied with very high impact energy and huge accelerations.
The plan, which is likely to include savage spending cuts, tax rises and the acceleration of a huge privatisation programme, aims to trim the budget by €6.4bn this year alone.
