The phrase "acute economic problems" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe serious or severe economic issues that require immediate attention or action.
Example: "The country is facing acute economic problems that threaten its stability and growth."
Alternatives: "severe economic issues" or "critical economic challenges."
By the early 1960s Novotný faced acute economic problems.
Particularly acute economic problems in some newer members that once were part of the Soviet bloc have only made matters worse.
There are acute economic problems, a return of galloping inflation, mounting prices and daily erosion of living conditions of civil servants and cadres.
Cliff Kupchan, an Iran analyst at the Eurasia Group, a political risk consulting firm in Washington, said it appeared that Ayatollah Khamenei has become increasingly unsettled by Iran's acute economic problems because of the possibility of instability.
In late October the Labor Party, led by Defense Minister Binyamin Ben-Eliezer, withdrew from the national unity government on the grounds that the state budget did not address the acute economic problems that the country was facing.
Saying that globalization is showing no signs of slowing and that further international financial crises are all but inevitable, Alan Greenspan, the Federal Reserve chairman, offered a wide-ranging set of prescriptions last night for preventing and coping with acute economic problems around the world.
Without it, political resistance to the steps needed to address our most acute and longstanding economic problems would be almost insurmountable.
With regimes that spouted western-inspired slogans of nationalism, secularism and socialism singularly failing to deal with acute economic and social problems, a supposedly more authentic, faith-based alternative had mass appeal.
The broader menu of topics suggests a return to more normal times as world leaders shift their focus from acute to chronic economic problems, from the short term to medium term.
Acute economic, political and social problems seemed insoluable.
In their speeches, angry opposition lawmakers said Maduro was cynically exploiting the diplomatic flare-up with Washington to amass power, justify repression and distract Venezuelans from economic problems, including acute shortages.
