The term "acute incident" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe an unexpected and quickly escalating problem that requires urgent attention. For example: "The mayor had to step in to help resolve the acute incident that occurred in the city yesterday."
The authors emphasize that "remedial types of risk management", e.g., by addressing stakeholder pressure related to an acute incident, contribute to risk management, although neither the prevention nor the impact reduction of negative incidents is addressed (Dobler et al. 2014: 13).
The remarkable absence of lens interference is explained by the fact of the very acute incident angle of the ultrasound beam and near-ideally smooth and regular surface; thus, the lens does not produce any echoes that could return back to the probe.
"After the fact, his doctors told us that with his condition, they rarely see a child power through and come back from that type of acute incident," said Jenny.
Of the 7 acute prevalent and 25 acute incident DVTs, 3 were catheter-related secondary to femoral venous access.
In Turkey, data on viral hepatitis are collected at the provincial health directorate, but only for acute (incident) cases.
Our data support the concept that there is geographical inequality of care in patients who have had an acute incident MI.
I've written before about the homegrown startup RelyMD and how its board-certified emergency physicians connect with patients through phone, computer, or tablet to address non-urgent acute incidents – all for a $50 flat fee.
Acute injuries included events such as chemical/thermal burns, bruises, cuts/abrasions, fractures, instantaneous musculoskeletal injuries, and other acute incidents.
Despite the inherent methodological difficulties in epidemiological assessment of acute incidents we have quantified the psychosocial impacts.
Reports on adverse health effects of H2S on humans come from acute incidents and occupational studies as population-based studies are few.
Moreover, the fluctuating course of heart failure with repeated acute incidents and accompanying diseases (multimorbidity) can provoke the fear of disease progression and deterioration of personal wellbeing.
