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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a severe cut" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or serious injury, typically involving a break in the skin that may require medical attention.
Example: "After the accident, he was taken to the hospital due to a severe cut on his arm."
Alternatives: "a deep laceration" or "a serious wound."
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There, Young noticed that Brittanie "had a severe cut".
How would such a severe cut be achieved?
They aided a man with a severe cut on his head.
Browne has not yet fully recovered from a severe cut to her left hand during a crash in 2000.
Mercer sustained a severe cut over the right eye early in the fight that bled consistently for most of the bout.
Mr. Soukup was admitted to Nassau University Medical Center, where he was being treated for internal injuries and a severe cut on his head, the police said.
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Recent reports have shown that microarrays can significantly underestimate gene expression changes and therefore if a severe cut-off is applied, this approach might miss important changes in gene expression.
But in paying his taxes, Mr. Ramchandani apparently preferred a more severe cut.
Since care for elderly and disabled people is the most expensive part of the budget, these services are likely to take a particularly severe cut.
Its departmental administration budget will be cut by 12% in real terms, a slightly less severe cut than the 18% average across government.
Its administration budget will be cut by 12% in real terms, a slightly less severe cut than the 18% average across government.
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