"huge media coverage" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to describe the amount of attention or discussion a given event has garnered in the media, such as: "The mayoral race was inundated with huge media coverage throughout the campaign."
The incident has sparked huge media coverage in Japan.
SL attracted huge media coverage as the next big digital thing that was on the brink of changing the way we make friends, shop and even have sex.
But now many of them, in spite of huge media coverage and deals with stores like Target, are worried about making money and getting to the so-called "next level"- and that's a problem, says Louise Wilson, the director of the master's program at Saint Martins.
It was widely noted that, on the same day that the nine Turkish civilians killed aboard the Mavi Marmara were given huge media coverage, six soldiers lost their lives to the PKK in the south.Devolution, devolutionHard as it may be, more will have to be done to assuage Kurdish feelings.
The fact that he has never played for the national team is perhaps also part of the reason he is not being given huge media coverage, or the fact that he was born in a small town, General Roca, 1,000 kilometres from Buenos Aires.
Huge media coverage and a parliamentary committee report have intensified the debate.
Despite the huge Western media coverage for the 'orange revolutionaries', Ukraine was genuinely divided over the election crisis.
It proved a huge hit, securing media coverage from the Financial Times to Dutch TV.
Episodes such as the saga of Leo Blair's vaccination status at the end of 2001 had a huge impact on media coverage.
HMV spokesman Gennaro Castaldo said: "With the huge amount of media coverage it now enjoys, combined with the immediacy of purchasing music these days, Glastonbury's effect on artist sales appears more pronounced than ever".
