The phrase "a huge negative effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact of an action, event, or situation that is significantly detrimental.
Example: "The new policy has had a huge negative effect on employee morale and productivity."
Alternatives: "a significant adverse impact" or "a major detrimental effect."
Aerosols have a huge negative effect on ecosystems because the particles can enter water systems or the lungs of respiratory organisms.
I am part of that community; we agree that human greenhouse gas emissions are having a huge, negative effect on global climate.
Australia has a special responsibility to cut emissions as the 2016 and earlier bleaching events illustrate that global warming has already had a huge negative effect on the Great Barrier Reef.
Energy generators in traditional electrical grids, which primarily consume fossil fuel as their energy source, produce about 41% of the whole world greenhouse gases and have a huge negative effect on the environment [2].
If engagement surveys are done wrong, they can have a huge negative effect on the engagement levels on the organization.
And I think the drug war and the emphasis on SWAT tactics has had a huge negative effect on the way police look at the policed.
Second, they say that they like to emphasize the median results, which are much milder than the mean results; but what everyone using their work likes to cite is the strong result, and if R-R have made a major effort to disabuse people of the notion that debt has huge negative effects on growth, I haven't noticed it.
Dr. Brown argues that huge negative effects of invasions are not documented in the fossil record, either.
The former is responsible for high fuel consumption levels, while the latter induce an even lower A/F ratio (below 11), to limit the turbine inlet temperature, with huge negative effects on BSFC.
