"acute debate" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It typically refers to a heated or intense discussion or argument on a particular topic. You can use it in any situation where there is a lively and contentious exchange of ideas or opinions. Example: The political panel turned into an acute debate over healthcare reform, with each side passionately defending their perspectives.
Calcutta from the start has confronted some of the most acute debates of modernity.
This is despite the fact that the coverage was often sharp and controversial, and featured acute political debate between party representatives.
The difficulty is particularly acute in certain debates, for instance in the debate over tense realism.
The tension between these two types of Christology (doctrines of Christ) first became acute in the debate between the schools of Antioch and Alexandria in the late 4th century.
The issue is particularly acute as a debate is raging in Israel over whether pre-emptive action is required to prevent Iran from constructing a nuclear weapon, and, if so, how much time remains.
Qualys's Mr Eschelbeck, for instance, thinks Congress should pass a law requiring companies to subscribe to automated audits of their systems, which happens to be the service provided by Qualys.All roads lead to MicrosoftThe issue of commercial interests interfering with sound responses becomes especially acute when the debate turns to Microsoft, the world's largest software company.
But the acute polarisation of the debate is clear, with those strongly in favour rising from 30%to35%5% and those strongly opposed also rising from 7% to 21%.
Although the current debate on acute traumatic coagulopathy has focused on the consumption or inhibition of coagulation factors, the question of early platelet dysfunction in this setting remains unclear.
Only one randomized controlled study has found plasmapheresis to be beneficial 125; two controlled studies found no benefit 124, 127 and one found potential harm 126, indicating that the role of plasmapheresis for the treatment of acute ABMR remains under debate.
Nonetheless, the effectiveness of lamotrigine in acute treatment is vigorously debated and it is unclear how this drug is used in routine clinical practice.
