"huge dependence" is correct and is used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a large or strong reliance on something. For example: "The country had a huge dependence on foreign resources to sustain its economy."
Can a huge dependence on the personal or corporate wealth of individuals outside the game and on television revenue ever be sustainably sound in the long term?
And in fact, what we find is so in this case is an example where you get a huge dependence on this time of refractory, just based on changing the lipid tail.
And the Democrats, for too long, have allowed the Bush team to name its radical reduction in services, and the huge dependence it is creating on foreign capital, as an innocuous "tax cut". Balderdash.
Considering the UK automotive industry's huge dependence on exports, domestic vehicle production will take a hit.
Yet what goes unsaid is the huge dependence of this improvement on the sky-high price of oil.
Despite its huge dependence on exports to Europe, Russia has managed to convince the EU that it is they that are dependent on Russia, argues Lo.
But they have a huge economic dependence on the complex -- and no small fear that closing the last reactor will remove their best lever to pry loose international aid vital to maintaining the site.
The Ryan Plan sets us back to a 19th-century regulatory environment with its huge wealth disparities, dependence on fossil fuel use, and a less safe safety net.
The experts also agreed that for the foreseeable future, Ethiopia was likely to remain hostile to the United States and firmly allied to the Soviet Union, despite the country's dependence on huge donations of grain each year from the West.
In a major change of course from the path followed by his predecessor Chris Huhne, Davey's decision will result in a huge increase in our dependence on burning expensive, imported and highly polluting gas.
