The phrase "acute dependence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong or intense reliance on something, often in contexts related to health, psychology, or economics.
Example: "The study revealed an acute dependence on social media among teenagers, affecting their mental health."
Alternatives: "strong reliance" or "intense dependence."
These efforts reflect a small and vulnerable country's acute dependence on regional stability as much as they do an ideological stance or religious impulse.
An acute dependence on imported oil and gas is starving public finances.
Again, it is possible that the several-fold increase in pS133CREB observed here following acute, high-dose morphine might indicate acute dependence rather than acute rewarding effects; however, the transient nature of the MOR Gs coupling and the return to inhibition of cAMP at 1 hr suggests otherwise.
In addition, it is not expected that renal IRE in patients with ERDS will result in an acute dependence on dialysis.
Predicting acute dependence symptoms, Dvorak and colleagues (2014) also showed that the experience of anxiety during the day was related to drinking specifically to cope, which in turn was associated with higher levels of drinking and symptoms of dependence on a given night.
Regarding between-person effects on the association between drinking and problems, one study showed that people with lighter overall drinking patterns may experience more acute dependence symptoms on a given night when intoxicated, compared with people with higher levels of overall drinking (Simons et al. 2010).
The trip accelerated Burroughs's acute drug dependence.
The phenomenon of acute opioid physical dependence (APD) is an established and well-characterized experimental model for studying the clinical phenomenon of physical dependence to opioids in humans.
Among the nanoscale distributions observed, we find that rather homogeneous arrays of pyramid-like islands can be achieved for 5-nm thick Si layers, in which the size of the entities and the order of their assembly show an acute, though reproducible, dependence on the substrate temperature during growth.
This need is particularly acute in opioid dependence, with longer studies, and studies that focus on the aftermath of treatment with addiction pharmacotherapeutics.
Surrounded by the sea, Japan has for decades had an acute awareness of its dependence on shipborne commerce, especially the lifeline of oil and liquefied gas tankers that bring the country nearly all its energy from abroad.
