The phrase "a huge effort by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to acknowledge the significant contribution or work done by a person or group in a particular context.
Example: "The success of the project was due to a huge effort by the entire team, who worked tirelessly to meet the deadline."
Alternatives: "a significant contribution from" or "a considerable effort from".
The review has entailed a huge effort by prosecutors and judges.
It was obvious that there has been a huge effort by luxury companies to bring their prices down.
Despite a huge effort by the Met, the Ripper was never caught, and his identity is still shrouded in mystery.
The birds could learn the new song only after a huge effort — by practicing thousands of times a day for weeks.
But Mackintosh says a huge effort by workers and staff had turned its fortunes round and put it back on track".
Neville Kahn, one of the joint administrators, said: "After a huge effort by the Setanta board, management team and its backers, it has not been possible to save the GB business, which will be wound down in due course".
But they are determined to mount a huge effort in the by-election triggered by Mr Reckless departure to Ukip.
Mr. Allard, who is now general manager of Microsoft's Xbox division, argues that Microsoft can create a mass audience by the force of a huge effort and by the company's ability to tap into a latent demand that he said he first detected three years ago.
Many of us are concerned this will reduce the focus on delivery of the existing goals – there are three years still to go, and a huge effort is needed by all parties to achieve the current MDGs.
The Conservatives have mounted a huge effort to avoid a second by-election defeat following last month's loss of Clacton to Ukip.
A huge effort is being made by British Muslims to get vital humanitarian aid into Gaza, which is being frustrated by the military conflagration and blockade, and the inexplicable difficulties in getting aid over the border from Egypt into Gaza.
