The phrase "acute element" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a sharp or intense aspect of something, such as a situation, feeling, or characteristic.
Example: "The acute element of her argument made it difficult to refute."
Alternatives: "sharp aspect" or "intense factor."
Gradient-echo sequences (not shown) revealed few areas of hypointensity, suggestive of a cervical epidural hematoma with acute elements.
Patients with major burns suffer acute early trace element depletion caused by the large exudative trace element losses (selenium, copper, and zinc), which persist until wound closure [ 7].
Lucy's Home for Girls Raised by Wolves" (2006) and now, "Vampires in the Lemon Grove" — Ms. Russell deftly combines elements of the weird and supernatural with acute psychological realism; elements of the gothic with dry, contemporary humor.
STAT3 (signal transducer and activator of transcription 3), initially identified as an acute-phase response factor binding to the acute-phase response element in IL (interleukin -6-stimulated hepatocytes, interleukin -6-stimulatedptinterleukin -6-stimulatediating rapid chepatocytesene expressisn following cytokine, hormone or growth factor stimulation [ 1– 3].
In a time of acute change, The Elements of Style could seem fuddy-duddy and redundant.
The best-characterized transcriptional function of Stat3 is activation of gene transcription through binding to acute phase response elements (APRE) within gene promoters (reviewed in [21]).
From 1 month after the acute injury, these elements diminish and disappear.
Chandler again: "I have never liked anyone who disliked cats, because I've always found an element of acute selfishness in their dispositions".
Henin, who can switch from slice to top- spin at will, and whose appreciation of the angles needed on this surface is far more acute, was in her element.
Critical event risk assessment is an element of acute care practice which lends itself well to simulation and in which more clinical experience is often assumed to lead to better quality judgements.
