The phrase "acute performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a performance that is sharp, intense, or highly effective, often in a specific context such as sports, arts, or business.
Example: "The athlete delivered an acute performance, showcasing her skills and determination throughout the competition."
Alternatives: "exceptional performance" or "remarkable performance".
The high point is Stephanie Hyam as the young French queen, giving a dainty, acute performance which lightly summons a sense of a period.
With an emerging set of techniques and models to track how organizations learn, adapt and change without waiting for major failures, Resilience Engineering introduces ways to indicate where overconfidence in past results may be occurring, where minority viewpoints may risk getting downplayed, and where acute performance or production demands may trump chronic safety concerns.
The result overall remains satisfyingly unsettling, however, thanks also to Petherbridge's restrained, psychologically acute performance".
With regard to tactical performance, nutritional supplements can be divided into two separate categories: supplements to prepare personnel for the rigors of combat and supplements that are used for acute performance improvements.
In portraying this threesome, Ethan Hawke, Robert Sean Leonard and Uma Thurman give the most psychologically acute performances of their film careers.
Mr. Schiff was militant in his advocacy of Bach on the piano, and he made his point with lightly pedaled, rhythmically acute performances that were difficult even for period instrument fanciers to resist.
"Our usual shows have a low-key vibe, like best girlfriends dancing to their favorite songs at a slumber party, so really we're making fun of Artpop more than we're mapping out acute performances that communicate with an audience.
The primary objective of this study was to investigate the effect of seasonality (early, mid, and late season) on acute neurocognitive performance and symptom burden following SRC in American high school football players.
The literature reports several benefits (including reductions in in-patient mortality and in the length of stay), with these conclusions mostly based on empirical findings from studies focused on acute patient performance only.
Studies exploring the acute exercise pBDNF cognitive performance relationship have had mixed findings, but this may be more reflective of methodological differences between studies than it is a statement about the role of BDNF.
The question is how much increase in acute care performance and quality improvement would be needed and desirable.
