"hugely developed" is a correct expression that can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe the great amount of development that has occurred in an area (particularly in terms of technology or infrastructure). For example, you could say, "New York City has seen a hugely developed skyline in the past decade."
As has often been the case this year, the characters are not hugely developed, but Gregor's manipulation of his kid brother has real notes of human tragedy.
"Little bits inputted in the Six Nations, getting a bit of game-time - that hugely developed my game.
And she believes the move across the Atlantic has hugely developed her career as she looks ahead to the World Cup in Germany, starting on Sunday.
Law students will probably have to go on tackling a subject that has developed hugely since the 1970s.
The day before Redknapp went to court, one newspaper reported that the value of his star player, Gareth Bale, who has developed hugely under the manager's care, had been set at £150m.
"The understanding of these types of issues by the police and other professionals has developed hugely in the last few years and whether the control is physical or mental, there is always someone who is willing to help and listen".
Swish, a hugely popular app developed jointly with the major banks including Nordea, Handelsbanken, SEB, Danske Bank and Swedbank, uses phone numbers to allow anyone with a smartphone to transfer money from one bank account to another in real time.
He's developed hugely," said O'Mahony.
They're releasing titles with their platform first after CEO Ankur Pansari did case studies on major gaming companies throughout the last few decades and realized that all of them developed hugely successful first-party titles first.
Car travel developed hugely over the 20th century as a result of technical progress and falling costs for infrastructure (routes, roads, equipment), vehicles (performance and reliability, comfort and ergonomics), systems (signage, traffic management) and services (fuelling, maintenance, insurance, rental and taxis).
From the 1992 Olympics until the global property collapse of 2008, the city's housing market and infrastructure developed hugely.
