"huge note" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a large or significant written message or reminder. Example: She left a huge note on the fridge reminding her family to take out the trash before they left for the weekend.
And yes, when I wrote American Psycho I had a huge note on my desk saying 'NO METAPHORS!', because Patrick Bateman can't see something as being like anything else.
On my desk, I wrote myself a huge note that said "sweet reggae music"; it didn't mean the whole album would be like that, but it was a reminder that that's where I wanted to go on some tracks.
He's not a huge note-taker and doesn't maintain an iCal.
Every few minutes during this show she delivered a knockout blow — a series of huge notes sung flawlessly, the stuff that has made this young country singer a worthy heir to Martina McBride, a belter par excellence.
Wiggins reckons the market for Facebook Messenger games is huge, noting that Facebook Messenger has 1.36 billion monthly users, but says that most games are simply existing experiences or titles being ported over.
Steven Drizin, professor at Northwestern University School of Law, characterized the ruling as "huge", noting that police would no longer be able to choose to question young suspects at a school in order to avoid giving a Miranda warning, a practice he characterized as a "loophole".
The Academy would be striking a huge bum note if they didn't at least give him a nomination.
We are coming to ask America to be true to the huge promissory note that it signed years ago.
"Another eight kids entering a discussion is huge," he noted.
The vocal demands of "Maria Stuarda" are huge, she noted.
But Mr Monti calmly resisted huge pressure, noting that the decision to block was a "rare case where the transatlantic competition authorities have disagreed".
