The phrase "acute importance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the significance or urgency of a particular matter or issue.
Example: "The findings of this research hold acute importance for public health policy."
Alternatives: "critical importance" or "paramount importance".
One of her most important findings, she says, concerns the acute importance of the relationship between victims' family members and police.
It is a question of acute importance in a system which more than ever relies on court-sanctioned punishment as its mechanism for controlling crime.
The question is of acute importance, of course, because of Ms. Turner's current project, a stage version of "The Graduate" that opened in London on Wednesday night.
For a cartoonist to have the academic credentials that Katsumata did (few had more than high school diplomas before the 1970s) was extremely rare; intimate knowledge of both nuclear science and the plight of Japan's rural areas two topics of acute importance today was something that probably Katsumata alone could claim.
The results support the acute toxicologic importance of ultrafine carbonaceous and metal PM.
A question of an acute medicinal importance is where, when and which pathogens may cause new outbreaks in the near future?
Klem, I, and Kim, RJ. "Assessment of microvascular injury after acute myocardial infarction: importance of the area at risk". Nat Clin Pract Cardiovasc Med 5, no. 12 (December 2008): 756-757.
Of critical importance, acute FGF21 signaling is not compromised in Adn−/− mice when compared to their WT counterparts.
However, they failed to explain why aging represents slow and concerted decline of many physiological functions (slow phenoptosis) rather than simple fast switching off of a single function of vital importance (acute phenoptosis).
Of importance, acute and chronic alcohol exposure are known to affect both systemic and psychogenic stress pathways and may be linked to stress dysregulation by precipitating chronic stress like changes in amygdalar and prefrontal components of the limbic stress control network.
These messages included information on hand-washing, breast-feeding, clean water, benefits of using oral rehydration solutions during diarrhea, bringing the infant to nearby health center when there are symptoms of acute respiratory illnesses, importance of antenatal check-ups for mothers, and some general information on vaccines.
