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The phrase "a very severe" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is extremely serious or harsh in nature, often in contexts related to conditions, penalties, or situations.
Example: "The region is experiencing a very severe drought, leading to water shortages and crop failures."
Alternatives: "an extremely severe" or "a highly severe".
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He had a very severe injury.
I was a very severe one.
I have a very severe dairy allergy.
Item two is a very severe shortage of foreign exchange.
"Sharon has a very severe diplomatic situation," Mr. Peres said.
"I think this is a very severe judgment," he said.
We were already in a very severe confidence crisis.
I think it's a very severe lesson on complacency".
In 1998 a very severe railroad accident occurred in Germany.
"This is a very severe incident and we will not let it go unanswered," Netanyahu said.
When I was young, I had a very severe speech impediment.
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