The phrase "acute impacts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe significant or intense effects that occur suddenly or sharply in a particular context.
Example: "The acute impacts of the storm were felt immediately, causing widespread damage and disruption."
Alternatives: "severe effects" or "intense consequences".
Baoligao, B., Xu, F., Chen, X., Wang, X. & Chen, W. Acute impacts of reservoir flushing on fishes in the Yellow River.
Overall, results suggest that it is possible with present or near present technology to engineer discharge configurations that achieve sufficient dilution to largely avoid acute impacts.
Cities face a chronic stresses or acute impacts, therefore special focus should be on the development of regulations and incentives to the interactions of concepts on climate change, city adaptation and resilience, through the perspective of transition for urban resilience, which enable cities change and build capacity of innovation in face of uncertainty (Ernstson et al. 2010).
"This case presents a matter of great importance to America's farmers and the decision will have acute impacts on how agricultural producers will... meet the nutritional demands of a growing global population," states one brief filed by 20 soybean, corn, wheat and sugar beet growers groups.
For these reasons, these ecosystems will likely experience more acute impacts from elevated CO2 in coming decades.
HAB-produced toxins can have immediate, acute impacts on marine populations, including marine mammals, birds, and several protected species.
"Somehow the workshop is having an acute impact that is then leading to a shift," she said.
Amy Gibbs, at Unicef UK, said: "The findings force us to face a shocking reality about the acute impact on children's health.
The shutdown began with an acute impact, cutting off funding to pay 800,000 federal employees, closing national parks and museums, and limiting federal services.
RICO has had a particularly acute impact in the securities industry, where it is undermining the carefully crafted Federal statutes and accompanying case law that have been developed over the years.
However, extrapolating the potential impacts of reduced rainfall on drought periodicity and intensity showed a more immediate and acute impact on the lizard's populations.
