The phrase "a huge margin and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing differences in quantities, scores, or outcomes, often in contexts like competitions or financial results.
Example: "The team won the match by a huge margin and secured their place in the finals."
Alternatives: "a significant gap and" or "a large difference and".
The winner The biggest film in the market by a huge margin, and the second-biggest opener of 2011, is Transformers: Dark of the Moon.
While Ocean Staters actually approved of Lincoln Chafee's job performance, they opposed the war in Iraq by a huge margin, and recognized that while they liked Chafee, his Republican affiliation was not what they wanted.
England will argue that in a match that saw the first day scrubbed out and time lost on the last, they still won by a huge margin and at a canter.
The Congress had just passed the Patriot Act by a huge margin, and Mr. Leahy proposed authorizing military commissions, but with some important changes, including a presumption of innocence for defendants and appellate review by the Supreme Court.
She won her fifth straight United States championship yesterday, by a huge margin, and her coach predicts she will break every world record in the superheavyweight division by the end of the year.
The Bank of America preferred has outperformed the common stock by a huge margin, and it's still a viable investment, yielding 7.5%.
A state Obama was expected to win by a huge margin -- and on top of her more than two to one victory in Puerto Rico on Sunday.
With such a huge margin of victory and such a poor performance, England (and Emburey) were strongly criticised.
Instead, these hiatuses have to do with sex: Too much of it with too many partners in the case of Woods; ambiguity over gender in the much more poignant case of Semenya, the 19-year-old South African runner who won the women's world 800-meter title by a huge margin in August and has yet to race again as track and field's governing body, the I.A.A.F., studies her case and then studies it some more.
The idea that Bouvier might be making a huge margin on each and every painting struck him as a breathtaking con.
Mrs Albright's plea comes as Ms Clinton trails Mr Sanders by a huge margin in New Hampshire and among young voters in general.
