The phrase "a huge elevator" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the size of an elevator, typically in contexts related to buildings, transportation, or construction.
Example: "The new shopping mall features a huge elevator that can accommodate multiple people and their shopping carts at once."
Alternatives: "a large elevator" or "a spacious elevator".
The building was constructed with wide hallways and a huge elevator to carry cars.
It also has a huge elevator large enough to lift a car; its hydraulic works extend 80 feet below ground.
THE curators of the Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art here must often wish they had an abandoned factory with no interior walls or columns, a garage door and a huge elevator to bring in the art.
To make a huge elevator, get four wardrobes.
A huge elevator faux pas is talking on your cell phone while riding.
With Rogers Marvel Architects, he plans a huge glass elevator planted with bamboo to carry visitors to the plaza, 35 feet above the street, where they will step into a Hudson River landscape -- glacial hummocks, grasslands, honey locusts -- and go ice skating.
In October 1929, the firm completed a huge grain elevator, with capacity of 7,000,000 bushels (246,670 cubic meters), at Port Arthur.
The museum guards, eager to call it a day, made sure we all packed onto the huge elevator at closing time and headed for the exit.
Nobody is allowed on the flight deck without good reason, so the only glimpse of the outdoors that most sailors and marines get is from a vast hangar bay one deck down, and only when the huge elevator hatches — through which aircraft are pushed onto moving platforms — are left open to the sea.
They picked three: the huge "Elevator," which would confront viewers as they stepped off the elevator onto the Whitney's fifth floor; "Shame," a new painting, in hot, tropical colors, of a woman furiously scrubbing her face with both hands; and "Open Casket".
Another story has been added to the cubhouse at Monmouth Park and another row of those luxurious parterre boxes put in, and a couple of huge elevators have been installed for the patrons of both.
