The phrase "a major blessing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express gratitude or appreciation for something significant that has positively impacted one's life.
Example: "Receiving the scholarship was a major blessing that allowed me to pursue my education without financial stress."
Alternatives: "a great gift" or "a significant advantage."
Walking into your own home, seeing your own dogs waiting for you there, is a major blessing.
And yet it somehow avoids stodginess and complacency, a minor miracle that, for us diners, is a major blessing.
And considering the remarkably messy coalition that might have been, if the vote had been as divided as predicted, that is a major blessing.
"I do hope MO wears Isabel's suit as I think its the perfect skin to start this new journey," Ruben told me, adding that, whatever happened, "To be woven into the thread of this historical moment is a major blessing".
The business community, foundations and government need to find organized ways to provide that as well, and the government actually gave OpenSSL a major blessing several years ago when it granted what's called Federal Information Processing Standards (or Fips) certification to the software.
Much has been said about the moral dimension; there's been quite a bit of discussion about the legal issues of liabilities and representations; but much less has been said about the underlying strategic issues, where the burden of the certification and the liability that comes with it is a major blessing in disguise.
But the Syam sees Fig's focus as an major blessing.
Since then, of course, many Broadway stars have risen and fallen, but until now none has offered the almost unlimited promise of Ms. McDonald, who in addition to having a major voice is blessed with beauty, intelligence, taste and formidable acting ability.
But when the only real currency is reputation, the blessing of a major critic matters.
The Ugandan Tourist Board is marketing this as a major tourist attraction, with the blessing of President Museveni.
But critics have expressed concern that the church's connection with big business, particularly a major newspaper that has the blessing of a former United States President, will give the church undue influence in Latin America.
