The phrase "a huge string of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a long sequence or series of items, often in a figurative sense, such as data, text, or events.
Example: "The report contained a huge string of data that needed to be analyzed before making any conclusions."
Alternatives: "a long series of" or "an extensive list of".
The beam scatters off the spheres in a complex pattern that, like a digital photo, is stored as a huge string of bits.
Dannii - who recently left her judging role on the UK version of 'The X Factor' and has enjoyed moderate chart success with her own singing career - has previously said she used to feel inferior to her big sister because Kylie has had such a huge string of since she first moved to England in the 80s.
For example, I just did some records with Avicii, Disclosure, Daft Punk, Tensanke, Chase & Status -- and I don't want to leave anyone out, because I've done a lot more, but I've just done a huge string of records.
"Toolroom Live 01 is the first big embodiment of that, but there will be a huge string of singles from the label that really define what #RESET means," Mark commented.
Music's Scott Wilson dubs The Revival "the breakthrough album that offered a huge string of hits, and assured them their place in the musical hierarchy", adding that "many of these [songs] are instantly recognizable now and the overall quality is great with solid songwriting and self-production".
If we type 12507 into a calculator, we'll get a huge string of decimals (plus, since the calculator's screen is only so large, it can't display the entire answer).
However, Sony's wide angle tech came with a huge string attached in the form of heavily compromised general black levels.
The unheroic answer is "not forever --and even that comes with a huge string attached.
It was a difficult transition at first and his operation is still small when set against the huge string of Willie Mullins, the trainer of On His Own.
An earnest voice, sentimental or surreal lyrics and a piano style that can turn from Tin Pan Alley to gospel are the ingredients for Elton John's huge string of hits.
(Sinagra) ELTON JOHN (Tonight and tomorrow night) An earnest voice, sentimental or surreal lyrics and a piano style that can turn from Tin Pan Alley to gospel are the ingredients for Elton John's huge string of hits.
