The phrase "hugely profound" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has a significant depth or importance, often in a philosophical or emotional context.
Example: "The documentary was hugely profound, leaving viewers with much to contemplate about the nature of existence."
Alternatives: "deeply significant" or "immensely meaningful."
Lane has branched out into publishing original fiction in English, with titles such as Exquisite Corpse, Robert Irwin's novel about English surrealism, garnering positive reviews from the likes of AS Byatt, who called it "funny and profound and hugely satisfying".
Shelton's profound and hugely entertaining tale of a boy and a bear sailing nowhere in particular is full of wonderful jokes and sarcastic asides, not to mention illustrations that you end up staring at for ridiculously long periods of time.
The fact that something seemingly benign, positive and hugely popular had such a profound effect has taken me by surprise.
Dr Katy Taylor, the director of science at Cruelty Free International, said: "The use of non-human primates in neuroscience experiments is a hugely controversial area of research with profound ethical and moral concerns.
A profound principle solution is hugely important for the engineering process, and thus the consistency check is a vital contributor to increasing the efficiency of the engineering process in special purpose machinery.
A former foreign minister of Nigeria, respected on the council for her wisdom, she believes that the feminisation of international diplomacy is a hugely positive development: "Women have greater and deeper and more profound insights into how to resolve problems".
In my own case, I can point to several major life changes that wouldn't have happened without therapy, ranging from the profound (career change) to the seemingly trivial-but-in-fact-hugely-consequential (yoga).
I hugely admired the way he combined a wonderful European sense of playfulness with a profound love of words.
As Ms. Wolf wrote, she "stumbled upon hugely important scientific discovery after hugely important scientific discovery," proving what she described as a "profound brain-vagina connection".
