The phrase "a state of acute" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a condition or situation that is intense or severe, often in a medical or emotional context.
Example: "The patient was in a state of acute distress, requiring immediate medical attention."
Alternatives: "a condition of severe" or "a phase of intense".
He's in a state of acute anxiety".
Phoenix's portrait of a man in a state of acute spiritual undress is right up the Academy's street.
He squirms through the movie (including some juiceless love scenes) in a state of acute discomfort.
The constant screaming and the running, along with chronic exhaustion, produce in him a state of low-level panic, which is also a state of acute focus.
Meanwhile, up in Washington Heights, Andy Linares, of Bug Off, is ensconced in a storefront on St. Nicholas Avenue, in a state of acute readiness.
Of course, not all our patients are aggressive; those who are represent a tiny proportion of people with mental health problems in a state of acute crisis.
Screening in Gbiti site found 31% of new arrivals at the entry point are globally acute malnourished, of whom 11% are in a state of severe acute malnutrition; these rates far surpass international emergency thresholds of 15%and2%2% respectively.
Shock was recently redefined as a clinical state of acute circulatory failure with inadequate oxygen utilization and/or delivery by the cells resulting in cellular dysoxia/hypoxia [ 1].
The increased urea plasma concentration might reflect not only enhanced arginase activity but also a developing state of acute renal injury.
When RV systolic overload (due to ARDS, mechanical ventilation) develops [59], or even worse superimposes on an already poor RV function, an overt state of acute cor pulmonale can appear, and it is revealed by septal dyskinesia (Fig. 7, Video 7A, B) [60].
Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM) is an advanced state of acute malnutrition.
