The phrase "acid burning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the sensation or effect of acid causing a burning feeling, often in a chemical or medical context.
Example: "After accidentally spilling the acid on my skin, I felt a sharp acid burning sensation that required immediate attention."
Alternatives: "acidic sting" or "burning sensation from acid".
All you feel is lactic acid burning every day".
The CO2 makes the oceans acid; burning coal also produces sulphur dioxide, which makes buildings crumble and lungs sting, and other toxic chemicals.
Instead of focusing on what Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy wore to the Oscars, or labeling her unpatriotic, lets focus on addressing the issue of acid burning that plagues so many women.
They were like acid burning my eyes this time...It really hurt this time.
PPAR delta appeared to be implicated in the regulation of fatty acid burning capacities of skeletal muscle and adipose tissue by controlling the expression of genes involved in fatty acid uptake, beta-oxidation and energy uncoupling.
It may manifest itself differently from culture to culture: female genital mutilation in one place, internet bullying in another, gang rape here, acid burning there, but I believe it is the mother issue of our times.
This violence ranges from rape and domestic abuse to acid burnings and human trafficking.
Often, they are locked inside their homes where they are subjected to beatings, acid attacks, burning and rape.
At one point, the car flipped over, spraying his son with battery acid and burning his skin.
The authorities in southeastern Nzérékoré called for calm as residents lynched more suspected bandits accused of a spate of murderous attacks, plunging them into acid or burning them alive.
But a recent study published by the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition links excess folate (including folic acid) to burning, tingling or numbness in the extremities of people with a common gene variant.
