The phrase "a huge option" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing choices or alternatives that are significant in size, impact, or importance.
Example: "When planning the event, we had a huge option to consider: hosting it indoors or outdoors."
Alternatives: "a large choice" or "a significant alternative."
The run-up in gold represents "a huge option on an opinion, and in the last few years the opinion has been that the world is going to blow up," he said.
Because Beijing is well inland from China's coast, ocean liner cruising isn't a huge option (although a new terminal is expected to be completed in Shanghai sometime next year, while other cruising ports-of-call like Tianjin provide similar gateways to the interior).
A particularly important change will make it more likely for shareholders to learn when one executive is given a huge options award.
That meant that an executive could be given a huge options grant, perhaps on hiring, without the company having to disclose it, even if that was the largest pay package the company gave out that year.
"There's not a lot of places to shop, so if I needed to run out and get a tie or buy a gift for a friend or my wife, there's not a huge choice of options," said Josh Glick, a vice president of Equity Office Properties, a subsidiary of Blackstone.
The Brodhead Center offers a huge selection of global dining options.
Sen. Jay Rockefeller (D-W.Va)., a huge public option booster, meanwhile, is not behind the effort.
Both corporations had issued huge option packages for their executives.
But the huge option grants kept coming.
Another factor that could keep the partners' stake from slipping below 10 percent in the immediate future is a huge 2008 options grant, which is steadily giving the partners the opportunity to acquire more shares.
"You don't get to a billion dollars unless you have huge options gains," said Graef Crystal, a former consultant on executive pay who now analyzes it for Bloomberg News.
