The phrase "a huge dimension" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a significant size or aspect of something, often in a metaphorical or abstract sense.
Example: "The project has a huge dimension of complexity that we need to address before moving forward."
Alternatives: "a vast aspect" or "a significant scale".
Currently our world is facing a migration process of a huge dimension – from rural to urban areas.
And you see that basically, in 10 dimension, not exact y a huge dimension for us, the small cube our perception is that is actually this big.
However, without any constraint on K, the feedback controller to stabilize a huge dimension system may be relatively complex and difficult to apply in practice.
"Since people have faith in the judicial system and a tragedy of huge dimension has occurred, we have taken this decision," Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee was quoted by the Press Trust of India as saying.
But the numbers are perfectly clear: there is now a huge class dimension to the Ukip vote".
I concluded that this posed one of the greatest human rights threats, had a huge injustice dimension, and needed to be highlighted by taking a climate justice approach.
"I think what happens to people who inherit money is they start the estate planning process for tax purposes but gradually learn that there is a huge emotional dimension that sometimes becomes more compelling than the tax savings," she said.
"The federal government has really tried to push the story in Central America that it's just criminal gangs and general violence, but the evidence on the ground, if you look at news reports, is that gangs have gained a huge political dimension," said Bryan S. Johnson, a New York-based immigration lawyer who has represented hundreds of Central Americans in court.
However, the Gabor-wavelet-based methods would result in a huge feature dimension such as the method mentioned in [36], and thus, it does not benefit the real-time application.
The FSS paradigm has taken a leading role due to the challenge posed by the huge dimension of DNA microarray studies (datasets of close to 20,000 genes can be found in the experimental setups reported in recent literature), small sample sizes (gene expression studies with more than a hundred hybridizations are not common) and the notable influence of different sources of noise and variability.
A precise definition of environmental systems as seen a mathematical systems will impose to deal with systems of very huge dimension, therefore, requiring enormous computational resources for their solution.
