The phrase "a huge trial" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or challenging test, experience, or situation that someone is facing.
Example: "The project turned out to be a huge trial for the entire team, pushing everyone to their limits."
Alternatives: "a major challenge" or "a significant ordeal."
We're going to have a huge trial against the state of New York.' " Mr. Rebell said he sent out "a legal S.O.S". to the city's major law firms.
One day, their father came to them and said, "Girls, this is a huge trial and is going to be a part of history, and I think you guys are old enough to handle it".
Photograph: Paul Faith/PA Over in Ireland, a petrol bomb attack was launched at the company once run by the country's former richest man, Sean Quinn, last night - a day before the start of a huge trial into the collapse of Anglo Irish Bank.
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Brunton placed the blame squarely on prosecutors for "simply assuming" that our justice system could process such a huge trial.
The army was discredited with a huge trial based on concocted evidence, and generals who were not loyal to the government were forced to resign.
In an ideal world several concerns should be addressed before carrying out such a (probably huge) trial.
But this is not a run-of-the-mill criminal trial, either; it is a huge federal trial, carrying a possible death sentence – the most high-profile trial of a terrorist on US soil since the Oklahoma City bomber.
He said the requirement for a huge new trial "sends a terrible, alarming message to the entire industry".
Blair's government commissioned a huge £25m trial of culling in the late 1990s but it reported almost a decade later that culling could make "no meaningful contribution" to curbing TB in cattle.
[C4.] Companies Settle Asbestos Suits Hundreds of corporations swept into a huge asbestos trial in West Virginia have settled claims brought by some 8,000 people over the last week, lawyers said.
