The phrase "a combination of acute" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a mixture or blend of acute elements, often in a medical, emotional, or analytical context.
Example: "The patient's symptoms were a combination of acute pain and chronic fatigue, making diagnosis challenging."
Alternatives: "a mix of acute" or "a blend of acute".
This increased risk of T2DM might be mediated by a combination of acute and chronic effects.
Patients with overuse of a combination of acute medications: n = 38 (31.7 %).
A combination of acute management and prophylaxis (with amitriptyline) also produces sizeable health benefits, but produces less overall gain in the population because of lower expected coverage and applicability (a sub-population of high frequency migraine cases).
We studied nine patients (four women, five men), admitted to the ICU because of primary diagnoses or a combination of acute cardiogenic oedema (n = 5), sepsis (n = 5), pneumonia (n = 5) and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (n = 1), who received RRT because of acute renal failure.
"The driver erred in turning west on the railroad tracks rather than west onto East Fifth Street 57 feet farther south due to a combination of acute fatigue and unfamiliarity with the area," the NTSB report stated.
It reflects a combination of acute and chronic undernutrition, although it cannot distinguish between them.
Numerous inflammatory biomarkers exist, but as we aimed to examine both the central and the peripheral response to inflammation, we chose to focus on a combination of an acute-phase protein produced centrally in the liver, that is, CRP, and a protein produced at the site of the inflammation itself, that is, YKL-40.
These threats emerge because of a volatile combination of acute and attritional threats combined with low levels of awareness and preparation.
The result is a complex combination of acute and chronic signs and symptoms in both animals and humans exposed to aerosolized bioactive materials produced by K. brevis.
Triage is extremely challenging in older patients, as there is often a complex combination of acute and chronic diseases associated with physical impairments and psychological distress.
ACTION-Housing's Executive Director Larry Swanson said the push to serve more Veterans grew out of a combination of factors, including acute need stemming from the wind down of two wars and staff passion for the cause.
