The phrase "a severe rebound" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant recovery or increase in a particular context, such as economics, health, or sports.
Example: "After a challenging year, the company experienced a severe rebound in sales, surpassing its previous records."
Alternatives: "a significant recovery" or "a dramatic resurgence."
Indeed, this has been specifically reported in a 44-year-old female patient who experienced severe rebound phenomena with pronounced concentration disturbances, unrest and dysphoric mood when treated three-times daily IR MPH which stopped when she was switched to once-daily OROS MPH [ 88].
They generally include fluid replacement, analgesics when strictly necessary for severe rebound headache, tranquillisers, neuroleptics and steroids.
High prices have enabled the country to rebound from a severe recession in 1998.
Those investments have contributed to the country's rebound from a severe economic crisis in January 1999 when the national currency was sharply devalued.
It has also embarrassed politicians and other public officials whose income and wealth – often many times the national average – are being exposed to the public at a time when Latvia is undergoing painful budget cutbacks to rebound from a severe recession.
A recovery in the housing market is considered crucial for the U.S. economy to sustain its rebound from a severe recession.Thursday's trading will be an abbreviated session, ending at 1 p.m. for Christmas Eve.
Under her watch, Lithuania rebounded from a severe depression brought on by the 2008 financial crisis and is now striving to meet eurozone entry criteria by 2015.
William T. Fitzpatrick, equities analyst for Optique Capital Management, said the financial industry was rebounding after a severe sell-off and there was more certainty in the market after the Senate vote on Thursday.
Hardest hit would be Los Angeles, just as the region has begun rebounding from a severe slump caused by the recession and the exodus of movies and TV shows from California.
(Chang-Ran Chang-Ran KimMotor Co reported an unexpected quarterly profit and raised its annual outlook by more than a third, as Japan's No.3 automaker rebounded quickly from a severe parts shortage caused by the March 11 earthquake.
