'huge in number' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a large amount of something. For example, "The number of people who attended the festival was huge in number."
All these variants, huge in number but individually tiny enough to be contained in a droplet of liquid, are then exposed to the material which the researchers are interested in manufacturing.
As EEG data from different channels are correlated and huge in number, the optimum allocation (OA) scheme is used to discover the most favorable representatives with minimal variability from a large number of EEG data.
Since these sub-systems are huge in number and farm size or enterprise-based classification is oversimplification of farm heterogeneity, we followed an alternative methodology for identification of farm types and their characterization by employing a combination of PCA and CA with the derived principal components.
He sketches out for me a sort of emerging intelligentsia, not huge in numbers but who run into each other at arts-related events.
This huge decline in numbers left surviving workers in huge demand, causing wages to spiral out of control.
Broken Social Scene are huge, in both numbers and sound.
He adds: "I am not expecting a huge fall in numbers".
Within a few days, domestic violence hotlines were recording a huge spike in numbers – a very positive reaction.
In 2009, there was a huge spike in numbers and now that number is being forced to drop.
Herring were caught in huge numbers in northern Europe in the Middle Ages.
Afghans and Iranians arrived in huge numbers in the 1980s, fleeing war in their homelands.
