The phrase "a huge value of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the significance or importance of a particular quantity or measurement in a specific context.
Example: "The project demonstrated a huge value of collaboration among team members, leading to innovative solutions."
Alternatives: "a significant amount of" or "a great deal of".
Assigning a huge value to the prevention of hypothetical thefts that never actually happened seems quite a stretch, and allows advocates to invent any value they want since there is no suitable counterfactual to disprove any assertion on this score.
In my opinion a huge value add in terms of engaging my users and inviting conversations to happen here.
It has seven phrases to choose from, including the traditional lines like "you are cute," "you are hot" and "can I buy you a drink?" (Given the huge value of many free apps, it's a little disconcerting to see only seven phrases in this app for $1. But if it manages to help someone secure a date, it's arguably worth the buck).
Bob Prattey, chief executive of ACC Liverpool, says: It is hard to put a price on the huge value of this event in terms of the exposure that it gives not just our venue, but Liverpool as a whole.
The case of Sergey Aleynikov, the Goldman Sachs banker accused in July of stealing high-frequency trading software worth millions of dollars to the bank, was an illustration of the huge value of intellectual property that is at risk of going astray.Companies also use monitoring software to protect employees from themselves.
But even in Boston (a case study of the huge value of rail if there ever was one) many still don't get it.
There's a link between the huge values of paintings and the incentives to steal".
Indeed, the level exceeds the maximum allowed level of 960F very rapidly to reach a huge overshoot value of 1160F which can cause damage to the whole system.
"We are going to get a deal which is of huge value and possibly of greater value..
