The phrase "a kind of mega" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is large or significant in a particular context, often implying an exaggerated or enhanced version of something.
Example: "The new smartphone is a kind of mega device, packed with features that surpass its competitors."
Alternatives: "a sort of giant" or "a type of super".
This year the Dubrovnik Palace will reopen as a kind of mega-boutique hotel.
An Eclectic Partner Also new to the programming mix at Carnegie, and a kind of mega-Perspectives series in itself, is Nonesuch at Carnegie.
The Museum of Modern Art is a kind of mega-boutique, where one can view the creative wares of the twentieth century as aspects of an epic narrative, amid a lively debate over the nature of modernity.
But as the movie develops into a kind of mega-"Rocky" with a end-of-game sequence that stretches nine seconds of play into many minutes, the strains begin to show.
Because of a blend of financial, demographic and, yes, esthetic factors, this sort of Hollywood wall has collapsed, resulting in the creation of a kind of mega-entertainment universe: actors, writers and filmmakers flow back and forth between the mediums in a way that was unthinkable five or six years ago.
Wilson, a renowned evolutionary biologist, proposes that religion with all of its institutional, emotional, and prescriptive trappings ranks as a kind of mega-adaptation: a trait that evolved because it conferred advantages on those who bore it". "Obviously, the main subject of Darwin's Cathedral religion is widely contentious.
CEAPA, a kind of mega-PTA representing the parents of schoolkids across the country, has recommended that fed-up students go on a homework strike.
What if the whole country were to slowly become a kind of mega-airport, a place where you had to watch your language and restrict your communication activities, all under the watchful, electronic eye of Uncle Sam?
Or perhaps, as a new rumour suggests, the next stage in comic book movies will be some kind of mega superhero nuclear fusion attempt, in which Marvel teams up with 20th Century Fox to try to squeeze all of the Avengers and the X-Men into one movie without accidentally blowing up Hollywood.
Insulated (as he hopes) in his extravagant vehicle, a kind of armoured personnel carrier for mega-rich civilians, he is nonetheless warned by his security guard that there is a "credible threat" to his life.
