The phrase "a huge amount of problems" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a situation that involves a large number of issues or difficulties. For example, "The recent natural disaster has caused a huge amount of problems for the local community."
It has caused a huge amount of problems.
Giving evidence about a Sunday Mirror story in March 2003 that claimed their marriage was in trouble, he said the disclosure caused a "huge amount of problems".
We have a huge amount of problems in terms of available players".
"A huge amount of problems which had remained intractable for years have found solutions," he said.
Certainly the full-back [Escare] caused us a huge amount of problems.
However, the densely deployed BSs and irregular network topology introduce a huge amount of problems.
So you leave 85% of the problem still there, having gone to a huge amount of trouble to kill a huge number of badgers," he said.
Speaking at the launch of the initiative in March, Prime Minister David Cameron said some "deeply troubled families", who were "deeply chaotic", were responsible for "a huge amount of social problems, for themselves but also for the wider community".
The Dianetics Foundation was making a huge amount of money, but problems were already evident: money was pouring out as fast as it was coming in, due to lax financial management.
Although the finite element models at the representative elementary volume scales are used to solve a huge amount of scientific and engineering problems, they are hardly used to efficiently simulate pore-fluid flow problems at the particle scales.
Not something that was elite and needed to be studied, but something that was direct, visceral, a bit like rock and roll.Is theatre becoming less elitist?In Britain at least there's a huge amount of awareness about the problems of elitism and a very palpable commitment to make theatre democratic, to keep prices down, to go out to schools and youth clubs and work with old-age pensioners.
