"huge inconsistency" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant lack of consistency or coherence within a statement, argument, or idea. Example: The policy proposal put forth by the government shows a huge inconsistency in their approach to solving the issue of climate change. On one hand, they advocate for renewable energy sources, but on the other hand, they continue to support the use of fossil fuels. This inconsistency raises doubts about the effectiveness of their plan.
Dave Weigel makes a good point: there's a huge inconsistency between the way Republicans are responding to the new CBO report on the fiscal cliff and everything they've been saying for the past two years.
This was particularly prevalent in France where the huge inconsistency in the size of units of measure was one of the causes that, in 1789, led to the outbreak of the French Revolution.
"If PETA is going to set itself out as a leader, it had better stop exploiting and humiliating people". "What we are seeing in PETA's actions is a huge inconsistency," says Buzz Kemper, a PETA member and leader of the Wisconsin Alliance for Animals.
There are huge inconsistencies in the names included.
Which? is urging the government to introduce compulsory "clear and simple" recycling labelling on all plastic packaging as its new research reveals "huge inconsistencies" involving myriad different schemes and with some items not labelled at all.
His brother Karl, who has been fighting to have the investigation reopened, says that there are "huge inconsistencies" in the handwriting used in the note his brother allegedly left behind.
The ERS reckons that delay in getting Scotland's official figures is cause in itself for concern, but its research also uncovered "huge inconsistencies" in the way Scotland's 32 councils collated and presented data on local voting, raising fresh questions about their accountability.
However, the consequence of not using serial passages of such mutants has given rise to huge inconsistencies in the data.
Due to huge inconsistencies between ideal textbook methods and the limitations of reality, midwives might not have been able to develop their competency.
MT: Are there huge gaps and inconsistencies in U.S. legislation that hamper American policy maker's abilities to focus the public's undivided attention on the task of conserving biodiversity?
"But it gives the defence a huge chance to look for inconsistencies in their argument, so it's something of a gamble".
