The phrase "a tremendous difference for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or effect that something has on a person, group, or situation.
Example: "The new policy made a tremendous difference for the employees' morale and productivity."
Alternatives: "a significant impact on" or "a major change for".
Certainly, having loving support, be it friends, family -- or even pets -- makes a tremendous difference for survival.
The bikes make a tremendous difference for the delivery workforce, said Do Lee, a PhD candidate who studied delivery workers for his dissertation and advocates for them.
"We've just been introduced to the idea," said Warren Pete Millerer, DOE's assistant secretary for nuclear energy, who mentioned the project in his comments to last week's 2010 National Electricity Forum in Washington, D.C. "That's one innovation that could make a tremendous difference" for nuclear power.
It'll make a tremendous difference for smartphone photographers, for sure.
By conducting research, she discovered, she could make a tremendous difference for cancer patients and caregivers returning to their communities after treatment.
This unique tool will makes a tremendous difference for policy makers, academics, business people and the general population as to how they go about advising their respective constituents and make informed decisions.
There is a tremendous difference between waiting for a 100percentt perfect moment, and making 100percentt of the opportunity given to you.
"If we had a special prosecutor at the time of my son's death, I think it would've made a tremendous difference, but now we're asking for a special prosecutor for other families," Carr told reporters.
Since this ratio is on a log scale this implies a tremendous difference in R. The reason for this is that when either the nominator or the denominator of RRR/ RRSR gets close to zero, the log-ratio can attain a large value (in absolute terms).
"I think we made a tremendous difference in making sure the conversations for the past year, in one of the most important swing districts in the entire country, were about how you put people to work, how you restore fairness to our tax system, how do you invest in our economy.
"It just goes to show you that an effective, well-crafted appeal can make a tremendous difference," said James Sardina, the annual giving manager for the Sharp HealthCare Foundation.
