The phrase "acute power" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing sharp or intense forms of power, such as in a metaphorical or technical sense.
Example: "The acute power of the storm left the entire city in darkness."
Alternatives: "intense power" or "sharp power".
Then, in May, an acute power shortage took hold in Ampere's home state, Tamil Nadu.
The two million residents of Gaza already suffer from acute power shortages, with electricity rationed to about four hours a day.
How was it possible that a prehistoric civilization that had yet to develop the wheel, metal tools, the domestication of animals and a sophisticated written language could have developed an extraordinarily acute power of scientific observation?
"In northern India, where the mercury crossed 40 degrees Celsius — 104 degrees Fahrenheit — every day for the last month, Gurgaon, an outsourcing megacity that is home to more than 1.5 million people, is facing an acute power crisis," Pamposh Raina wrote in July.
In addition, the country has also been facing a drought and an acute power shortage, which is having a huge impact on economic productivity.
While Japan and South Korea have the military wherewithal to challenge China's ADIZ, as eloquently exemplified in recent weeks, the same can't be said of Southeast Asian countries, which suffer from an acute power asymmetry vis-à-vis Beijing.
Dr. Michael W. Fox, director of the Institute for the Study of Animal Problems, talks about the acute powers of observation and communication of wolves.
(Ages 7 to 10 ) THEY had acute powers of observation and kept rich notebooks describing and interpreting reality.
Although rumors of witchcraft fly, Jane's acute powers of observation win out over blind superstition, and passion is cooled by reason.
As a painter, Bernini was essentially self-taught, and his canvases are vivid informal documents of his acute powers of observation and restless creativity.
Even the least successful stories are distinguished by the author's playful stylistic facility and her acute powers of observation and characterization.
