"huge tendency" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe a strong inclination or predilection for something. For example: There was a huge tendency among young people to be more interested in new technology.
Common forms include epic fail, meaning a huge overall tendency toward failure or a great example of failure, and FAIL! as an interjection or derogation.
WEAKNESSES Susceptible to enchanted amulets and huge budget overruns; tendency to turn friends and acquaintances into werewolves too.
Now words like huge have a tendency to be over-used but trust us on this one.
How do you nurture women and men with smarts, huge ambition and tendencies toward irreverence?
Add the inherent drowsiness of Thanksgiving, a cold day devoted to a single huge meal, consider the tendency in many families to start in on the house cocktail as soon as guests begin to trickle in, and the general unwillingness to put blade to bird becomes unsurprising.
He tinkered with dance music's maximalist tendencies, pairing huge, community-moving beats with introspective, almost twee lyrics.
The latest, Magnum Magnum, a huge tome reflecting the gargantuan tendency in photo book publishing, appeared last November, presenting 69 sets of pictures, each selected by one member from another member's work.
Sunnyside is a big novel in all senses: 560 dense pages, with a huge cast and an authorial tendency to pile diversion on diversion until it nearly collapses under its own weight.
She thinks the lack of women as leaders in the arts remains "a tense question", and that "the whole territory of unconscious bias is huge" – as is women's tendency to self-exclude because they dread the scrutiny that goes with big jobs.
This tendency poses a huge problem because new research proves something that commonsense has told us for a very long time -- fully acknowledging and embracing errors is the only way to avoid repeating them.
