The phrase "acute problems in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing serious or urgent issues within a specific context or field.
Example: "The report highlighted acute problems in the healthcare system that need immediate attention."
Alternatives: "serious issues in the" or "urgent challenges in the".
"We are seeing significant problems with forest health across the country, with acute problems in the west," said Bonnie.
"You have to count on Greece getting into acute problems in the coming days because of this decision".
The most acute problems in the emerging markets began in May, when Ben S. Bernanke, the Fed chairman, gave the first signals that the Fed might begin trimming back the bond purchases it had been making to support the economy.
He said the report made important points to pursue: the need for the coalition to bolster the Iraqi government, for regional powers to play a greater role, and for Israeli-Palestinian peace to be actively pursued in order to ease one of the most acute problems in the region.
A retired anesthesiologist from eastern Kansas, just across the state line from Kansas City, Mo., she said her support was rooted in her concern for poor uninsured patients, who she said often get treatment for acute problems in the emergency room but went without treatment for chronic conditions.
Kerry, once he had made the moral case for striking at Assad's regime and military forces, moved on to the broader, strategic rationale for U.S. action, which appears to be what is really driving the Administration's thinking: protecting the credibility of the U.S. government at a time when it faces other acute problems in the Middle East and possible nuclear showdowns with Iran and North Korea.
This has been a particularly acute problem in the murky political economy of Mogadishu, where al-Shabab operates a mafia-style protection racket with local businesses.
Deforestation, often the result of illegal logging, is an acute problem in the Philippines.
Now, four decades after public safety agencies began launching fast-response paramedics, counties around the nation are overhauling the 911 system to save money, improve care and reduce ER overcrowding, an especially acute problem in the Los Angeles area.
An Indian study indicates that access and ability to use emergency obstetric care will have maximum impact on maternal mortality; evidence also suggests that patients who make a timely decision to seek care can still experience delay, because the accessibility of health services and receiving treatment are acute problem in the developing world [ 12].
The report highlights one very acute problem in the candidate countries, the problem of respect for the rights of minorities.
