The phrase "associated with a huge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant relationship or connection with something large or substantial.
Example: "The research findings are associated with a huge increase in productivity among employees."
Alternatives: "linked to a significant" or "connected with a large".
This would, however, be associated with a huge amount of cost".
Doubling the pour would still mean the Ottawa MAP was associated with a huge drop in drinking.
As we noted in a 2012 Free exchange column, the Great Recession was associated with a huge decline in churn.
Respiratory viruses are responsible for a large proportion of acute respiratory illness in adults as well as children, and are associated with a huge socio-economic burden worldwide.
The COPD "frequent exacerbator" phenotype is usually defined by at least two treated exacerbations per year and is associated with a huge impact on patient health.
These X-ray features are associated with a huge cloud of cold gas (dark area in inset box) that is adjacent to large filamentary and shell-like structures that are bright sources of radio waves (red).
Did you or do you ever worry that being associated with such a huge phenomenon as Asterix would have an impact, would overshadow your own work or make it difficult?
Even before his arrival the buzz in the city is huge, far outstripping that associated with a classical musician.
The prevalence of both obesity and depression is very high, and both are associated with an enormous individual burden and huge economic costs [ 3].
While enhanced antioxidant defenses plays a role in deep torpor, antioxidant responses also play crucial roles during a rapid rise in ROS generation associated with the huge increase in oxygen uptake and consumption that powers arousal from torpor [12].
JPMorgan has come under fire for failing to identify the risks associated with the huge bet.
