The phrase "a set of huge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of large items or concepts.
Example: "The museum displayed a set of huge dinosaur skeletons that captivated all the visitors."
Alternatives: "a collection of large" or "a group of massive".
They could have been doodled by a whimsical giant with a set of huge felt-tip pens.
Last month, an ERP-affiliated company acquired a set of huge surface mines in British Columbia out of bankruptcy.
The poles are attached to metal gates that have been built into the levee, and these gates lead to a set of huge concrete culverts.
If Beagle survived this far, it would have inflated a set of huge airbags, encasing it in a soft cocoon before striking the surface at around 36mph.
The loss looked remarkably like the end of an era, Bill Plaschke writes in The Los Angeles Times, but as Mike Bresnahan writes in the same Times, their re-make options are limited by a set of huge contracts.
Over time he may create a set of huge, tightly interconnected plants that exhibit many of the same characteristics as a process organization: tight central control, inflexibility, and constraints on further incremental expansion.
You could easily order those kinds of products on Amazon, though Fong says the play for Boxed is to have a small set of huge wholesale products that it can store in its fulfillment centers and ship out.
The first STD evaluation, which was born in 2006 and was held by NIST [22], aimed at finding a set of terms within huge audio archives.
Even the Afghans call them "compounds"; they are basically just a set of rooms inside four huge, thick walls.
Multi-server distributed virtual environment (DVE) system contains a set of servers to support a huge number of geographically distributed users.
You don't need a set of plastic drawers or a huge vanity desk.
