The phrase "a huge total of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a large quantity or sum of something, often in contexts involving statistics or numerical data.
Example: "The charity event raised a huge total of $500,000 for local families in need."
Alternatives: "a large amount of" or "a significant sum of".
England had posted a huge total of 328.
It helped RCB to a huge total of 226 for three off their 20 overs.
"I'm sure there will be plenty more hundreds and he'll amass a huge total of one-day runs," said Collingwood.
The Australian side, fielding first, dropped many catches and could not cope with the short boundary, allowing the Philadelphians to reach a huge total of 525 runs.
The final Test match at Lord's was dominated by the West Indies, with the team posting a huge total of 652/8 before declaring, Kanhai, Sobers and Bernard Julien all getting centuries.
But it would be churlish to be too critical of the bowlers, especially when they had the luxury of such a huge total to defend.
Because of the nanoscale regime of NPs and a huge total area of their surface (which could be hundreds of square meters per cm3), the state of the interface the thin layer between organic matrix and inorganic NPs can play a key role in the formation of new emerging characteristics.
A hat-trick for Steven Finn off the final three balls only managed to mask what was a huge total from Australia of 342-9.
After winning the toss, England looked set for a huge total at the halfway stage of their innings, having reached 117 for 1 thanks to 57 from opener Heather Knight.
Earlier, New Zealand's batting had been just as spectacular and far more in keeping with what they showed at the recent World Cup than the display they produced three days ago, when only Williamson and Taylor got to grips with the England bowling in pursuit of a huge total.
Two and a half years on I've sent more than 2,000 tweets and amassed the huge total of 390 followers in the process, including influential social enterprise figures such as SEUK's Peter Holbrook and David Floyd of Social Spider CIC.
