The phrase "a severe sort of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a particular type or category of something that is intense or serious in nature.
Example: "The storm was a severe sort of weather event that caused widespread damage across the region."
Alternatives: "a serious kind of" or "an intense type of".
Though the National Football League has taken steps to eliminate the most severe sorts of hits to the head, you can't have a proper football game without several people battering one another in the head on every play.
The Taliban government could produce him, but it is obviously not going to do so unless it succumbs to the severest sorts of threat, such as sealing off its borders and heavily arming its opposition, the Northern Alliance.
In schizophrenia of the severe sort just described, the shattering of consciousness is part of a general breakdown or deformation of mental functioning: affect, desire, belief, even memory all suffer massive distortions.
To validate whether these inter-protomer electrostatic interactions occur in vivo, we generated and tested charge-inversion mutations, snf7 R25E H29E K36E and snf7 E95K E102K E109K, which resulted in severe sorting defects of 16% and 44%, respectively.
One of the more serious instances of this occurred when he met the Liberal foreign secretary, Sir John Simon, a severe, stuffed-shirt sort of character, on a London street.
There's no weed, no cannabis products of any sort, and a severe lack of the loud, laughy goofballs in silly hats who know exactly how to sell good and services to stoners.
The gloominess is reflected in the music: Ipso make a sort of severe and minimalist psychedelic garage rock".
"When you go back to the fields now, the traces of the trenches and tunnel craters are still apparent, so this garden is really about the regeneration of the land after severe conflict as a sort of metaphor for the human spirit," she said.
