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The phrase "a pretty hefty" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is large, significant, or substantial in size, weight, or amount.
Example: "The project required a pretty hefty investment of time and resources to complete."
Alternatives: "a quite substantial" or "a fairly large".
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That's a pretty hefty margin, although the core fast-track bill did barely pass, 219 to 211.
That's a pretty hefty guarantee.
"It's a pretty hefty increase".
It's a pretty hefty deal".
That's a pretty hefty set of requirements.
I think a pretty hefty percentage of Quakers actually freed slaves.
That seems like a pretty hefty price to pay just for a pledge.
That's a pretty hefty combination, and it creates quite a tough environment.
Our management knew that we'd start out paying a pretty hefty cost premium.
Given the paper value, that's putting a pretty hefty price tag on altruism".
"But obviously they have had to pay a pretty hefty price".
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