The phrase "a huge wealth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large amount of money or valuable resources that someone possesses.
Example: "After years of hard work, she accumulated a huge wealth that allowed her to retire early."
Alternatives: "a vast fortune" or "an immense wealth".
It has given us a huge wealth of musical talent, including the Smiths, Oasis and the Chemical Brothers.
We've had over 10,000 books nominated by members of the public over the last few years so a huge wealth of opinion.
And journalism isn't just about news reporting – the internet has opened up a huge wealth of opportunities for aspiring tech-savvy journalists.
Ah, that's how – a mixture of detachment, archness, a huge wealth of experience and an appealing generosity in the sharing of it.
Employers do not expect school leavers to have a huge wealth of work experience so don't let this get you down.
"This is just a huge wealth transfer within the financial-services industry with very little prospect of helping the retail investors," said Michael Holland, a money manager and former Salomon Brothers executive.
As the Daily Telegraph put it in an editorial: "If Ireland and the EU do not want a huge, wealth-creating firm doing business in their territory, Apple will be very welcome in the UK".
But that rather overlooks the fact that Jenner comes from a family of huge wealth and privilege ― and an unflagging zeal for marketing their own.
To most observers, a country where a few families enjoy huge wealth but most live in abject poverty would have a lower level of well-being than one with the same GDP but less poverty.
He arrived in the early 2000s, in the midst of an oil boom that brought a measure of prosperity to many and huge wealth to a select few, creating a tidal wave of glitz and extravagance, especially in the capital.
Even before the fire, there was a housing shortage, and huge wealth stratification.
