"acute reminder" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a fairly general term and can be used in a variety of contexts, usually referring to a powerful reminder or reminder that highlights an issue or situation in a particularly vivid or urgent manner. For example: Her visit to the refugee camp was an acute reminder of the plight of those people seeking asylum.
Some items were an acute reminder of Mr. Lacroix's background in historical costume.
Huffington is a particularly acute reminder of how much things have changed.
Last Tuesday's elections were an acute reminder of the disconnect between local politics and the national pulse.
Free entry, Sarmiento 151, San Nicolás, cck.gob.ar An acute reminder of Argentina's most recent dictatorship – General Galtieri's ended in 1983 – the former ESMA, or navy petty-officers school of mechanics, was one of the most active secret detention centres during the Guerra Sucia ("Dirty War") waged by the military junta against suspected leftwing dissidents from 1976-83.
The opening of the high-skilled H-1B visa lottery each year on April 1 is an acute reminder that we often fail to ensure that talented immigrants are able to create jobs and build their businesses here.
It's a powerful cycle, and at times, as I was barely surviving on a sliver of health, the mixture of fear and adrenaline that rushed into my face and fingertips proved an acute reminder of why Souls works.
Proximity to these short-term solutions are not always pluses in a home buyer's column, but acute reminders of vulnerability.
NewFest, which runs through Wednesday and includes 15 narrative features, 4 documentaries and 31 shorts and other special events, offers many acute reminders that history doesn't suddenly disappear into the mist because laws have changed.
Progress was set back repeatedly, as holidays and anniversaries brought acute and sometimes unexpected reminders of loss.
Advocates for the poor say the frenzy for the spend-down program is a reminder of the acute need for health coverage everywhere.
We have shown that junior doctors used a Web-based diagnostic reminder system during acute paediatric assessments to significantly improve the quality of their diagnostic workup and reduce diagnostic omission errors.
