The phrase "huge obstacle for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a significant challenge or difficulty that someone or something may face. Example: The lack of funding has been a huge obstacle for our project's progress.
With fewer jobs and fewer hours logged, there is less income for households to spend, creating a huge obstacle for a consumer-driven economy.
A much bigger problem is the absence of good roads, a huge obstacle for farmers trying to get their products to market.
In an interview for Time Out, the actor said homosexuality remained a "huge obstacle" for those who wanted to play leading men.
Executives of the biggest London Underground union decided to urge members to accept the latest offer from London Underground, removing a huge obstacle for the long-delayed all-night Tube service.
"It's definitely going to be a huge obstacle for him, because he has to try and unite the more hawkish neocons with the more moderate or libertarian millennials," said Benitez, who was wearing a "Big Government Sucks" button.
I know that's a huge obstacle for Congress, for which long-term planning is the next election.
Robert M. Morgenthau, the Manhattan district attorney, says it is difficult to find out who the owners of offshore bank accounts are, and "that creates huge obstacles for law enforcement officials who wish to prevent terrorists and other criminals from using these accounts" (Op-Ed, Oct. 22).
Big data security and privacy are considered huge obstacles for researchers in this field.
The actor also said during the interview that homosexuality remained a "huge obstacle" in Hollywood for those hoping to carve out careers as a leading man.
Social conservatism among both politicians and the population is a huge obstacle to legalizing what the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights has called "excessively restrictive abortion laws".
