The phrase "acute disturbance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sudden and intense disruption or interruption, often in a medical or psychological context.
Example: "The patient experienced an acute disturbance in their mental state, requiring immediate intervention."
Alternatives: "severe disruption" or "intense disturbance."
The present study was designed to determine if an acute disturbance of serotonin function would increase impulsive responding on two behavioral indices of impulsivity, and whether this effect would be greater in individuals with a genetic predisposition to alcoholism.
For example, this shows that the post-exposure reduction in muscle pH (equally present in both groups) was not due to an acute disturbance in acid-base status.
The proximate trigger appears to be related to combined acute disturbance from beach nourishments (in the form of gravel and cobbles) and severe storms which were frequent during this period.
Thus, while there are examples of recovery of canopies from outbreak of urchins (e.g., [26], [27]), or severe acute disturbance events e.g. El Nino-Southern Oscillations, [28], [29], recovery potential for lost algal forests seems to be limited in many regions of the world, particularly where forests become permanently replaced by turfs, sediments, or mussels [17], [18], [30].
Delirium is an acute disturbance of consciousness and cognition.
However "dialyse" is sometimes also used for "acute disturbance in kidney function".
Sensitivity and adaptive capacity can be collectively seen as resilience8; the ability of a system to maintain key functions, processes and services in the face of acute disturbances and chronic stress9.
Embryonic knockdown of candidate dyslexia susceptibility gene (CDSG) homologs in cerebral cortical progenitor cells in the rat results in acute disturbances of neocortical migration.
For example, exposure to ENMs via the water can cause respiratory toxicity and gill injury, but ENMs studied so far have not been shown to cause acute disturbances to the blood chemistry or hematology.
Colloid cysts, if left untreated, may lead to serious complications such as visual loss, memory difficulties, acute disturbances of consciousness and even sudden death as a consequence of acute obstructive hydrocephalus with brain herniation or cardiovascular failure due to abrupt disturbance of hypothalamic function.
Exposure to (or sniffing of) toluene has been implicated in acute disturbances of color vision and retinal and optic nerve degeneration [27], [28].
