"huge preponderance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means a large or overwhelming majority or amount of something. You can use "huge preponderance" in a sentence when describing a situation or phenomenon where one thing or idea is significantly more prevalent or dominant than others. For example: - The results of the survey showed a huge preponderance of respondents in favor of stricter gun control laws. - The meeting was dominated by a huge preponderance of male executives, with only a few female representatives present. - In the political campaign, there was a huge preponderance of negative advertisements attacking the opposing candidate rather than promoting their own platform. - Despite the predictions of a close game, the final score showed a huge preponderance in favor of the home team.
America is waking up to the huge preponderance of its military power.
America's violent Wild West, she points out, had a huge preponderance of men.
The huge preponderance of lay members of the Church of England, however, are simply baffled and ashamed by it.
Eventually, the huge preponderance of Americans who do not own shore property will tire of bailing out those who choose to remain in the path of hurricanes.
Tomorrow's battles will, as far as anyone can guess, be for control of land, not the sea or the sky; as long as America's forces retain their huge preponderance, it is hard to imagine western strength being tested in aerial battles or naval clashes in mid-ocean.
This includes the fact that we have more people incarcerated in this country by percentage and by number than any other nation in the world, and a huge preponderance of them are people of color there for relatively minor drug offenses that research shows are committed at least as often by whites, but whites are neither pursued nor prosecuted nor imprisoned for those offenses.
To the vast preponderance of other human beings, our individual lives are meaningless.
And certainly, the practices of JP Morgan or Goldman Sachs, who undertake massive proprietary trading activities, run huge derivatives books, and dedicate the preponderance of their earnings to senior employees, should not be lumped into the same category.
Since majority of the rural clinics and health centres are less endowed with material and human resources but record huge clinic attendance (see Table 2), it is expected that a preponderance of them will be deemed efficient because the DEA estimations are based on weighted sum of service output divided by weighted sum of inputs (resources).
The result is an open, spacious, simple venue with large windows – it was a shop in its previous incarnation – which nevertheless radiates warmth due to a preponderance of wood, as well as the red children's corner with its huge blackboard which turns into a comfortable lounge area at night.
Silverstein and Sayre also argued that to ignore or misread this demographic is a huge mistake, recalling the failed attempt by the computer manufacturer Dell to launch "Della," a website conspicuous for the preponderance of pink tech products it hawked to women.
