The phrase "acute relevance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is highly pertinent or significant to a particular situation or topic.
Example: "The research findings have acute relevance to the ongoing debate about climate change policies."
Alternatives: "high relevance" or "critical importance".
Though writing a century ago, the acute contemporary relevance of Bell's words is astonishing – at times even chilling.
"Those Who Have Borne the Battle" amends that account by adding two subjects of acute contemporary relevance: how the United States has raised the forces with which it wages war; and how, in the aftermath of battle, it cares for and remembers those who fought.
Granena A, Castellsague X, Badell I, Ferra C, Ortega J, Brunet S et al. Autologous bone marrow transplantation for high risk acute lymphoblastic leukemia: clinical relevance of ex vivo bone marrow purging with monoclonal antibodies and complement.
I describe here briefly this technology and present an example of how analysis of data obtained from such high throughput experiments provides insights of possible clinical and therapeutic relevance for Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia.
This has relevance to acute back pain services where multidisciplinary back pain (MDBP) teams have been set up to assess and assist those with back pain.
Although an improvement in FMD by tea was also seen after longer-term (4 weeks) regular tea consumption, the clinical relevance of acute improvements in FMD is unclear.
To explore the possible physiological relevance for acute γ irradiation-induced BRCA1 degradation, we initially tested the cellular survival in response to γ irradiation using a clonogenic cell survival analysis [39].
Regardless, acyclovir use is of limited relevance where acute fluid intake of a child in the ED is concerned and the exact diagnosis is often not known.
Ongoing research has identified a variety of secreted proteins that are released from immune cells and adipocytes as mediators of insulin resistance; however, knowledge about their relevance for acute inflammatory insulin resistance remains limited.
The clinical relevance of acute changes in heart rate variability is not clear, although it has been demonstrated that the higher the variability, the lower the cardiovascular mortality (Kikuya et al. 2000).
