The phrase "a huge violation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant breach of rules, laws, or ethical standards.
Example: "The company's actions were deemed a huge violation of environmental regulations, leading to severe penalties."
Alternatives: "a major breach" or "a significant infringement."
"The Chagossian people have suffered, and continue to suffer, a huge violation of their human rights.
"It is a serious, a huge violation," said Charles Willick, whose 6-year-old daughter was one of the students, all readily identifiable, in the video.
The commissioner of the state's Department of Children and Families, Kristine D. Ragaglia, said: "If the allegations in fact are true, this is a huge violation of the public's trust and of the trust of these children".
"I think it is important for everybody to understand that what happened was a huge violation of my rights as an author, not to mention me as a human being".
That is a huge violation to the geek ethic, where you're supposed to be transparent and knowable and systematized.
When she does it, it's treated as this huge violation of propriety". While Clinton's mistakes deserve full coverage, Halperin says, "the press's flaws -- wild swings, accentuating the negative -- are magnified 50 times when it comes to her.
Leading conservation groups have condemned the government's "huge violation" of the rights of thousands of exiled Chagossian islanders who cannot return to their Indian ocean coral islands because they have been surrounded by the world's largest marine nature reserve.
"This is a huge human rights violation.
"Our city government found a huge number of violations of our law by Westbrook for unfair treatment of tenants and attempts to interfere with tenants who organised for their own rights.
He said: "Simply the possession of that kind of highly sensitive classified information outside of secure areas is both a huge risk and a violation.
