The phrase "acute level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a high degree or intensity of something, often in a medical or analytical context.
Example: "The patient was experiencing an acute level of pain that required immediate attention."
Alternatives: "high level" or "intense level".
"We have an acute level of risk aversion by investors — understandably so".
The confrontation is now at a very acute level".
China's goal appears to be to lower the acute level of tension so the status quo can be maintained.
While most US climate scientists live amid constant controversy, Hayhoe believes she is enduring an acute level of abuse because she reaches parts of the population many of her peers cannot reach.
I suppose there is something about not being able to have eggs that compels another, more acute level of obsession: staring at them, obsessing about shades of khaki, reading egg recipes that taste fabulous in my head, and collecting egg stories.
In the Siglio book the French poet Franck André Jamme writes that the sole purpose of tantric paintings is "to open up the mind of the one who gazes at them, leading to a more acute level of consciousness, and ultimately awakening".
Harroun's autopsy had revealed acute levels of heroin and sertraline, an antidepressant, in his body.
"There are increasing levels of anxiety, both generalised and acute, levels of stress, of depression and levels of what I would call perfectionism," she says.
Bombing raids on schools, medical facilities, mosques and markets, according to the UN, have violated international humanitarian laws, with regions of Yemen facing acute levels of famine.
My kind of satire is the type that punches up, the type that holds the powerful to account and mocks authority – there is a huge difference between mocking the clerical class that used to rule France through privileged access to power and mocking the faith of the descendants of immigrants largely locked out of power and experiencing acute levels of prejudice.
The group had converged on the capital from Guerrero, Oaxaca, Tlaxcala, Puebla, Veracruz and Chiapas — all of them resource-rich states in the south or center of Mexico with significant indigenous populations who often suffer acute levels of poverty.
