The phrase "hugely involved" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means deeply or extensively involved in something. Example: The professor was hugely involved in the research project, spending countless hours in the lab and conducting numerous experiments.
But Sam has been hugely involved throughout the whole process.
Make sure that the Zabaleen are hugely involved and get their fair share of the recycling materials they need, but also use garbage companies.
Andrew's life became even more complete with the arrival of his sons, Freddie and Hamish.He pulled off what so many find impossible to achieve by being hugely involved in family life while competing at the highest level in a sport.
Supporters are already hugely involved at clubs, that debate has long passed: Supporters Direct was established 11 years ago, fans have formed trusts at most clubs, Exeter City is fully owned by its fans, Swansea City, flourishing in the Championship, is 20% owned by its supporters trust which elects a director.
Simultaneous translation is a hugely involving business, and leaves little opportunity or time, let alone cerebral bandwidth, for erotic reverie.
Hugely involving as the film is, it rather deflates (like the blow-up doll that Vera resembles) as it heads towards a bathetic final scene.
This is a very postmodern sci-fi, with its downbeat approach to the monsters themselves, but with a hugely involving love story.
So if Wounded Rhymes was occasionally derivative, it was hugely involving – full of drama, lyrical candour and sing-along tunes, all delivered in Li's distinctive voice, an instrument of cracked yearning, laden with reverb.
Most of the cases before it are hugely complex, involving dozens of charges and hundreds of witnesses.
Basic cancer prevention and care does not have to be hugely expensive, involving education so that women are diagnosed earlier and the drug tamoxifen which is now out of patent and, therefore, cheap.
