The phrase "a huge database of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a large collection of organized information stored electronically, typically for easy access and management.
Example: "The research team has developed a huge database of climate data that spans several decades."
Alternatives: "a vast collection of" or "an extensive repository of".
These four have built a huge database of top incomes which now includes 26 countries.
Beare's has a huge database of old violins which it uses to authenticate instruments, and offers a restoration service.
The president's team, with the head-start of a huge database of supporters, just out-muscled Romney's campaign.
And, third, N.S.A. members who attended international conferences filed written reports or were debriefed afterward, giving the C.I.A. a huge database of information.
Google solves the spelling-correction problem entirely differently — and much more efficiently — by simply looking at a huge database of users correcting their own errors.
The newly revealed "Total Information Awareness" program, for example, will amass a huge database of financial, medical and personal information -- a treasure house for data miners to abuse.
Ultimately, the information he collects is fed into ACT computers to create a huge database of potential voters who can now be singled out according to their interests.
The way it works: enter a title, I.S.B.N. or author's name in Bookfinder's textbooks search box to navigate a huge database of 125 million new and used books.
All Napster is, after all, is a huge database of MP3 files, a musical commune dreamed up by a college-freshman geek.
"One of the things I want to create is a huge database of all the obituaries in all of these newspapers," he said.
YELP It's a huge database of restaurants, shops, hotels, doctors, museums and attractions, all easy to find, with store hours, directions and phone numbers, covering 34 cities.
