The phrase "a huge display of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large and impressive exhibition or demonstration of something, often in a context where visual impact is significant.
Example: "The festival featured a huge display of fireworks that lit up the night sky."
Alternatives: "a grand exhibition of" or "a massive showcase of".
There were lights and music, dancing and a huge display of fireworks.
"Such a huge display of power like this, I'm afraid people feel it's a provocation".
But the piece de resistance is a huge display of Hanukkah lamps from various places and centuries.
The latest demonstrations followed a week that saw the authorities clash with protesters and cordon off the political center of the city with a huge display of force.
The authorities responded with a huge display of force, with thousands of officers swarming the area, about four miles south of Tiananmen Square.
The crucial break came when he moved 6-5 in front, his opponent responding with a huge display of frustration, smashing his racket on the ground.
Casio has just announced its new Green Slim projectors that offer a huge display size of 100 inches or more.
As we stood next to a huge display about the Internet of Things - or IoT as it is abbreviated - I asked Samsung's connected-home chief Yoon Lee to define it.
Because the main Jack's store can have an unpredictable inventory — yesterday's huge display of Progresso soup is today's much-smaller hillock of marinated mushrooms is tomorrow's sad heap of slightly battered boxes of Royal gelatin — shopping there is a return to the improvisatory cooking of yore, when people made dinner with whatever was in the market.
The huge display of might combined with the ideological slogans and massed ranks of previous parades with unprecedented security levels and extraordinary choreography.
On Wednesday, Autumn's parents, Anthony Pasquale and Jennifer Cornwell said they were comforted by the huge display of support on social media but were still trying to come to grips with the inalterable fact of their daughter's death.
