The phrase "a huge trend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or popular movement or change in behavior, style, or opinion.
Example: "In recent years, there has been a huge trend towards sustainable living and eco-friendly products."
Alternatives: "a significant trend" or "a major trend."
Wearable technology in general is a huge trend.
"There's definitely a huge trend in drinking whisky," he told me.
'A Huge Trend' "This is a huge trend," said John Hrevnack, principal of the Old York School in Branchburg, where half of the 500 third- and fourth-graders say they use instant messaging.
"I wouldn't say it's a huge trend," said Jane B. Celwyn, the director of career development at Barnard College.
Colour is a huge trend this summer - Burberry, Fendi, Calvin, Comme Des Garçons all had colourful collections.
"There's a huge trend of people wanting to invest locally, and people are looking for ways to make that happen," said Jenny Kassan, president of Cutting Edge Capital, an Oakland, Calif., consulting firm that has helped seven companies raise money this way since 2010, including People's Community Market.
"There's just this huge trend, and a large fraction of plants that have exotic pests could be particularly damaging," he added.
Environmentally friendly tourism is also a huge new trend, but what exactly is an eco-resort?
It was a huge colour trend on the catwalks and looked just great.
Intergenerational programs are "a huge growing trend," said Amy Goyer, program coordinator for AARP Grandparent Information Center in Washington.
He is among a growing number of mainly old-fashioned Republicans who think that their party has got on the wrong side of a huge demographic trend, the growth of Latinos and Asians.This shift forms the backdrop as Republicans and Democrats play chicken with the state budget in Sacramento, rather as their national counterparts are doing with the federal budget in Washington, DC.
