The phrase "altogether a huge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the totality or completeness of something that is large in size or significance.
Example: "The project was altogether a huge success, exceeding all our expectations."
Alternatives: "completely enormous" or "entirely massive".
Price increases threaten to upend the delicate balance of school food operations, Mr. Goldstein said, as they might compel more parents to pack their children's lunches or to skip on paying cafeteria lunch fees altogether — already a huge problem, with the city absorbing $42 million in unpaid fees since 2004.
The briefings even gave rise to speculation that Adani Enterprises, which has previously flagged spending $4.1bn on the Carmichael mine in north Queensland, might abandon its plans for the mine altogether amid a huge move by the company into solar energy.
I stopped believing altogether and a huge part of my reality fell apart.
Altogether, there is a huge potential for synergy with our experience as a result of being exposed to terror".
It also has excellent food - but then Trinidadian food is altogether good, with a huge variety of fish and veg, and many excellent curries because of the large Indian population.
Facing an unplanned change such as changing jobs, changing fields, or leaving research altogether can seem like a huge loss of investment.
Altogether, your gut is a huge chemical factory that helps to digest food, produce vitamins, regulate hormones, excrete toxins, produce healing compounds and keep your gut healthy.
"If firms decide to stop cutting inventories altogether, that's going to be a huge boost to growth," said Haseeb Ahmed, senior economist at JPMorgan Chase.
After the war, dime-novel Westerns cultivated a huge, largely Eastern, and altogether male audience: they were the first mass-market fiction sold to men and boys.
Pumpkins are easy to get and they make a huge impact when grouped altogether.
