The phrase "a huge variation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a wide range or diversity of something, such as options, choices, or characteristics.
Example: "The festival featured a huge variation of food stalls, offering cuisines from around the world."
Alternatives: "a wide variety of" or "a large assortment of".
"When we laid them out, we noticed a huge variation of color," Ms. Holiman said.
The influence of different composition parameters on the functional performances was investigated and a huge variation of the electrical resistance, up to nine orders of magnitude, was registered when a mechanical pressure was applied to the prepared samples.
Small unavoidable differences (e.g. 5%) between blades on a bladed disc, called mistuning, can lead to a huge variation of forced vibration response levels, and some of them are extremely high (e.g. 500% of the level experienced on every blade is all blades are identical).
Changing the shape of the meta-atom can generate a huge variation of resonance characteristics, but its working frequency is relatively low, because MEMS technology works on a scale of micrometers.
In particular, the composites prepared with conductive particles presenting sharp and nanostructured tips on the surface exhibit a huge variation of the electrical conduction in response to a mechanical strain.
Whereas the smaller S back leads to a lower J ob expressed in Equation 2. Generally, the value of J ob changes its order of magnitude, leading to a huge variation of V oc.
Up to now, a huge variation range of magnetic nanoparticle (MNP) formulations have been proposed for magnetic hyperthermia applications.
This is a huge variation, and of course it has an enormous impact on people's energy, enthusiasm, engagement, and performance at work.
Moreover, surveys regarding the frequency of self-medication of antibiotics showed a huge variation with values of 7.8% among the Chinese in Hong Kong [ 31], 23% in the population of twelve countries in Europe [ 32], and 32.7% in the general population in the same area of the present study [ 33].
While the results suggest the improvement in pneumonia outcome was associated with current and not former statin users, a huge variation in timing of statin administration in relation to onset of infection is possible within these definitions.
"There was a huge variation in terms of health checks being delivered by GP practices, so we knew we had to do something in the communities that the practices weren't reaching," says Lavender.
