The phrase "a huge excess" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there is a significantly larger amount of something than is necessary or expected.
Example: "The company faced a huge excess of inventory, leading to increased storage costs and waste."
Alternatives: "a significant surplus" or "an overwhelming amount".
That is where we see a huge excess in our system.
The global recession also has idled factories, leaving heavy polluters like the steel company ArcelorMittal and Lafarge, a cement maker, with a huge excess of carbon permits.
BRUSSELS — As the global economy faltered last year and factories idled, industries in the European Union benefited from one of the most lucrative outcomes of the recession: a huge excess of permits to emit carbon dioxide.
Because it's now obvious that the reason we're experiencing a simultaneous meltdown in the financial system and the climate system is because we have been mispricing risk in both arenas — producing a huge excess of both toxic assets and toxic air that now threatens the stability of the whole planet.
Such investors are increasingly handing their funds to professional money managers, particularly foreign ones, who are able to even out currency risk.If for no other reason, capital will continue to flow out of the country because Japan has a huge excess of savings over profitable investment opportunities.
A lipid solution of ethanol is rapidly injected to a huge excess of buffer.
For example, there seems likely to be an ample supply of aluminium and an adequate supply of cotton and wheat; but also a likely huge excess of demand over supply in copper, lead, zinc.
He interprets the decline in gross domestic product to be a signal that manufacturers have "huge excess capacity," which equates to an excess of supply that can help drive prices down.
The result was huge excess capacity in many industries and a mountain of bad debts.
The Emirates could be saddled with huge excess capacity if the global economy takes a few wrong turns.
Wrong forecasts may leave developers with either huge excess inventories or not enough copies of a hot title.
