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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a work of huge" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks a noun to follow "huge." You can use it when you want to describe a significant or large-scale work, but it needs to be completed with a noun.
Example: "This is a work of huge importance in the field of science."
Alternatives: "a work of great" or "a work of immense".
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It's a work of huge power and emotional impact: it's been performed more than 500 times (around 150 of them by me) and it has a firm foothold in the orchestral canon.
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Electric fans growl like airplanes taking off and banks of green lights wink in a basement at Mount Sinai's medical school, where a new $3 million supercomputer makes quick work of huge amounts of genetic and other biological information.
The company works with a swathe of huge businesses like Unilever, Coca-Cola, HP and others Kasriel cannot name.
It only took them five months to go from publishing an article stating that the technology was possible to having a working prototype of this huge innovation.
"Turangalila" is a monster of a work, scored for a huge orchestra with dense brass and percussion sections.
This is a huge work of some 85 minutes, full of pauses, abrupt changes of direction and seeming non sequiturs.
A pointillist work, the huge image consists of the colour-coded coffee capsules George Clooney endorses.
He said the award "represents a massive amount of work in a huge team".
After his pioneering work, a huge number of papers devoted to spectral asymptotics were published.
This is where sequels, prequels, remakes and films based on a pre-existing bodies of work have a huge advantage.
"These people have gone through an incredible amount of physical work and a huge amount of emotional work.
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