The phrase "a huge vindication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a significant justification or proof that validates someone's actions or beliefs.
Example: "After years of criticism, the new evidence served as a huge vindication for her controversial decisions."
Alternatives: "a significant validation" or "a major justification".
What's odd, though, is how little talk there is about the way the 70s ended — which I viewed at the time, and still do, as a huge vindication of Keynesianism.
Events since then have, as I see it, been a huge vindication for the IS-LM types – despite some headline inflation driven by commodity prices – and a huge failure for the soaring-rates-and-inflation crowd.
It's a huge vindication of these rogue developers, as you might call them, whose software based on reverse-engineering the proprietary systems of major companies has grown to be not just useful but the best option for running these old games — as chosen by Sony itself!
This was a huge vindication for Yeakel, who last year hadn't been so lucky when the conservative U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit largely reversed his earlier decision, which had blocked the contested provisions from going into effect and saved a handful of clinics from having to close their doors. .
"For us this is huge vindication by real people".
"For us, yes, this is huge vindication by real people," Ms. Derbyshire said after hugging her lawyers and even jurors.
BEN MCGRATH: I think he feels a huge amount of vindication from making the All-Star team, and winning player of the month, and the rest.
"This is a huge turning point and vindication for our movement," he said.
Mr Jonathan's Peoples Democratic Party PDPP) called it a "huge national embarrassment" and a "vindication" of its position against the technology.
The massive opening weekend (bigger than the inflation-adjusted domestic debuts of Captain America: The First Avenger, Thor, The Incredible Hulk and both Ant-Man moviss) is both a huge win and a major vindication against folks like me who was sure that a stand-alone Venom movie would be the second-coming of Catwoman.
Randy M. Mastro, a lawyer for the jail's opponents, called the ruling "a huge victory for the community and a vindication of its right to meaningful public input before the city commits itself to such massive projects".
