The phrase "a huge representation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or large depiction, portrayal, or manifestation of something, often in contexts like art, statistics, or demographics.
Example: "The exhibition featured a huge representation of contemporary artists from around the world, showcasing their diverse styles and perspectives."
Alternatives: "a large depiction" or "a significant portrayal".
"This is a huge representation.
Currently, California has a huge representation gap between those who actually live in the state, and those who vote.
The Burial at Ornans, from the following year, is a huge representation of a peasant funeral, containing more than 40 life-size figures.
The arena had been transformed into a huge representation of the Union Flag in black and white, with ramps and famous London landmarks such as the London Eye, Big Ben, Battersea Power Station and the Gherkin.
Aboriginal peoples in Canada were grappling with record numbers of their children being placed in the child welfare system and a huge over-representation in the criminal justice system – the same issues that faced Australia, said Jonathan Rudin, head of Aboriginal Legal Services of Canada.
And there is still a huge under-representation and misrepresentation of women and girls across all media.
A huge over-representation, reaching million-folds, has been found for very long tracts of all binary motifs except S, in each of the seven organisms.
Motif 3 has a huge over-representation in the wide area from -130 to +20 at both strands; the occurrence frequency is up to eight-fold higher than expected by chance (formula I from Data and Methods) (see Additional file 1, Supplemental Figures S9a and S9b).
Unusual-looking dolls line one side of the entrance hallway, while two huge representations of jewelry hang on the facing wall.
Huge representations of the heads of Presidents George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Abraham Lincoln, each about 60 feet (18 metres) tall, are carved in granite on the southeast side of Mount Rushmore.
Our first one last week was a huge success with representation from 21 countries!
