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The expression "the great unknown" is perfectly correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to something new, or something that's mysterious or uncertain. For example, "The great unknown of the future looms before us—we don't know what lies ahead."
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The great unknown remains money.
The great unknown is when.
That is the great unknown.
"Concussions are the great unknown.
This is the great unknown".
"That was the great unknown".
Fargas is the great unknown.
And Hughes, suddenly, is the great unknown.
How he will react is the great unknown.
But the Bill factor is the great unknown.
"Environmental insurance was the great unknown," he said.
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