The phrase "a huge variability of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a wide range or significant differences in a particular context, such as data, opinions, or characteristics.
Example: "The study revealed a huge variability of responses among participants, indicating diverse perspectives on the issue."
Alternatives: "a significant range of" or "a large diversity of".
Our statistical analysis reveals a huge variability on the extrapolated percentage β-cell volume which confirms the fact that the islets of Langerhans are non-homogeneously distributed throughout the pancreas [ 10].
Yet, such a huge variability in terms of clinical studies' fragmentation, uniqueness of each single patient, different therapeutic approaches in different transplant centers, the switch from one immunosuppressive protocol to another, and last but not least the pressure exercised by pharmaceutical firms has led to contrasting results.
There is most likely a huge variability in terms of system delay in the early handling of stroke when seen in a global perspective.
This means that categories associated to high risk of the Wolfe and Tabár scales are classify with a huge variability from 25to100%0% of density using quantitative based scales and some women are classified into low (< 50% of density) or high risk group depending on the method selected.
Simply making money off the distance between the shipping fee and a bulk volume shipping discount isn't necessarily enough to make up for a huge variability in kinds of shipments.
The association between violence and inequality in the two cities may provide a huge variability in terms of victimization, outcomes, and correlated factors.
While studies demonstrate that up to a half of patients may be suitable for UKA, there is a huge variability in the usage of UKA between surgeons, ranging from 0%to50%0% (mean 8%) of all primary knee arthroplasties.
While this approach deals with a huge variability factor, the strength of the approach lies in using evidence in multiple PD datasets that may be very different in etiology, cause, and tissue source.
