The phrase "acute decline" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sharp or significant decrease in something, such as health, performance, or economic conditions.
Example: "The company experienced an acute decline in sales during the last quarter, prompting immediate action from management."
Alternatives: "sharp decline" or "steep drop".
It took me longer to ask the opposite question: What had kept my father, for so long, from acute decline?
We conclude that an acute decline in CNS HVA concentrations is associated with laboratory-induced symptoms in chronic PTSD patients.
We found that glucose deprivation caused an acute decline of intracellular ATP level, concomitantly decreasing cell viability.
Neither changing views of national identity and nationalism, nor a rise in political extremism among the population, can explain the acute decline in civic confidence.
This pattern of acute decline might have continued indefinitely, but, in September, Hurricane Maria damaged much of the island's infrastructure, and left a large portion of the population without power or water.
A multitude of terms are used to describe delirium, including encephalopathy, acute brain failure, acute confusional state and post-operative or intensive care unit psychosis, essentially it is defined as a relatively acute decline in cognitions that fluctuates over hours or days.
To determine whether the association between high forced expiratory volume in 1 second (FEV1) and increased rate of decline in FEV1 in children with cystic fibrosis could be due to less frequent intervention after acute declines (sudden decline events) in FEV1.
In a group of asthmatics, Koopman and colleagues found that serum SPD was associated with acute declines in FEV1 following allergen exposure [ 18].
This study identified a sharp decline in acute respiratory mortality compared to the previous studies in Mulago hospital.
The pattern of acute eGFR decline followed by stabilization suggests that the acute eGFR decline reflects a (reversible) haemodynamic change rather than worsening of structural renal function 22.
Acute oak decline can kill a tree in as little as four years.
