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Discover LudwigThe phrase "also has a huge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when adding information about something that possesses a significant quality or characteristic in addition to what has already been mentioned.
Example: "The new smartphone not only has an impressive camera but also has a huge battery life that lasts all day."
Alternatives: "also possesses a significant" or "additionally has a large".
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Pembrokeshire also has a huge agricultural community.
Spain also has a huge bill coming due.
The city also has a huge United States military base.
It also has a huge challenge to deal with.
It also has a huge government-owned property waiting to be built upon.
Behind the commemorations, it also has a huge amount of work to do.
It also has a huge security division that operates the police, prison and armed services.
The site also has a huge selection of e-cards, scrapbooks and photo albums.
The vagaries of the weather also has a huge impact on the business.
Pakistan also has a huge electricity deficit did even before the floods knocked things around.
Vietnam, for example, is in the TPP talks, but also has a huge state sector, which is in some trouble.
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