The phrase "a huge research effort" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the scale or intensity of research activities undertaken on a particular topic or project.
Example: "The team has launched a huge research effort to find a cure for the disease."
Alternatives: "a significant research initiative" or "a large-scale research project".
A huge research effort to investigate the mighty Pine Island Glacier in West Antarctica, feared to be one of the most vulnerable to ocean warming, also includes a host of organisations with BAS playing a prominent role.
However, despite a huge research effort from consortia using samples gathered from all over the world, progress has been slow.
A better understanding how miRNAs evoke a disease condition is of immense interest and is the focus of a huge research effort.
The great clinical significance and economic impact of cardiac diseases triggered a huge research effort in the discovery of novel biomarkers for the diagnosis and risk stratification of ACS and HF as well as risk stratification in primary and secondary prevention.
My professors at Harvard have not only been huge fans of our efforts, they've helped me to grow and support the venture in a number of key areas from research to networking.
"It's that we've not yet fully understood, despite huge research efforts, what works on a large scale in middle schools".
Huge research efforts were already targeted at engineering of cellulase systems6, 7. A new mechanism of cellulose degradation via O2-dependent oxidative chain cleavage was discovered recently8,9,10,11.
Hitachi, Fujitsu, NEC and Matsushita have all recently begun huge research efforts.
It's no secret that Nokia's huge research efforts over the years did not help it avoid being outflanked by the iPhone and go from a mobile phone pioneer to a minor player in the smartphone business.
Huge research efforts have been spent in order to solve this problem, but additional ways must still be found to keep bacterial contaminants from thriving in these environments.
A huge global research effort is working to develop pluripotent stem cells, as they're called, into treatments for heart disease, some forms of blindness, Parkinson's disease and many other disorders.
