The phrase "acute intuition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sharp or keen ability to understand or perceive something quickly and accurately.
Example: "Her acute intuition allowed her to sense the underlying tension in the room before anyone else did."
Alternatives: "keen insight" or "sharp perception".
A1 Business Digest C2 OBITUARIES B5-6 Russell Johnson architectect who combined his training, a love of music and acute intuition to revolutionize the quality of sound in hundreds of the world's concert halls, he was 83.
Russell Johnson, who combined architectural training, a love of music and acute intuition to revolutionize the quality of sound in hundreds of the world's concert halls, each of which he regarded as a complex, unique instrument, died on Aug. 7 at his home in Manhattan.
His success was a compound of acute intuitions of the public mood and a superb capacity for the management of men.
Develop a sharp intuition.
After all, not only does it show how acute my scientific intuition is, but, if the information comes from another scientist, it also demonstrates how successfully I'm developing my network of contacts.
For 60 years she's been blending acute insights and warm intuitions into uniquely fluent, imperturbable and evocative descriptions.
Many of the results, published in the Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery, reinforce common intuitions about the city's traffic flow.
Briskly conversant in multiple dialects of swing, they brought acute intelligence to their task, and effortless intuition about the internal dynamics of a band.
"Through scientific knowledge and acute observation, precise sculptural artistry and theatrical intuition, the taxidermist aims to achieve the illusion of life through the remains of death".
Each partakes of the other, and Vittorio's fascination with Kate's little circus may arise from his intuition that its members have an especially acute and eccentric understanding of the sometimes painful, sometimes absurd collisions between theater and reality.
