The phrase "a huge cluster of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large group or collection of items, people, or phenomena that are closely grouped together.
Example: "The night sky was filled with a huge cluster of stars, twinkling brightly against the darkness."
Alternatives: "a large group of" or "a vast collection of".
The plant's operator said that over the weekend, a huge cluster of moon jellyfish clogged the cooling water intake pipes at the Oskarshamn nuclear power plant on the Baltic Sea coast, forcing the complex's 1,400-megawatt Unit 3 to shut down.
Astronomers have discovered a strange dark mass far away in the universe: what appears to be a huge cluster of galaxies that's almost completely undetectable, except for the x-rays it's shedding.
Unconsciously, these words foster "us versus them" thinking and, without being aware of it, we have mentally eliminated a huge cluster of business opportunities.
Map reduce runs on a huge cluster composed of commodity computing nodes and is highly scalable.
The result of CFinder is not shown, because the detected cluster that has the best matching with the complex is a huge cluster, which consists of 627 proteins.
The structure is a rusty wooden house, with seven acutely peaked gables facing towards various points of the compass, and a huge clustered chimney.
Surprisingly, huge clusters of LAMP1 (a lysosomal marker)- and LC3 (an autophagosomal marker -positive vesicles are seen in the core of virtually every marker -positiven in young Pompe mice.
Later in cosmic history, Dr. Evrard said, "there's a remembrance of things past," and huge clusters of galaxies will begin to form at those same spots.
In 2006, Mr. Bisciglia, then a Google engineer, persuaded his boss to let him teach a course at his alma mater about writing software for huge clusters of computers.
The woodland will provide building materials and, judging by the huge clusters of nuts and berries there at the moment, a surprising amount of food.
There are huge clusters of proteins with the same high degree value in a PON (see examples in the upper right corner of Figure 3) and proteins in the cluster are often connected to each other with the same domain composition.
