The phrase "acute risk" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a significant or immediate danger or hazard. Here is an example sentence: "The construction workers were trained to handle acute risks, such as working at extreme heights."
He was an acute risk to others.
The fund focused on a few areas of acute risk.
Local authorities in Huaraz say there is an acute risk of flooding and have repeatedly declared a state of emergency.
"That found a 'high acute risk' to honey bees and an unknown risk to wild bees, and that's the point.
Municipal bonds have been "considerably punished," she said, because of a lack of buyers and the "acute risk aversion" that has permeated the market.
EFSA concluded that another neonicotinoid, thiamethoxam, was an "acute risk" to bees through droplets of sugary sap exuded by maize seedlings.
But life insurers currently face the most acute risk because they pour more than 70percentt of their investment dollars into bonds.
To judge by the way the Oslo police were behaving, little indicated that Norway had just been the target of an act of terror, with an acute risk of secondary attacks.
But while the damage and loss of life has triggered some improvements, millions of people remain stuck in a situation where they are at acute risk from escalating climate change-driven disasters.
Fipronil is used in more than 70 countries and on more than 100 different crops, but in May the European Food Safety Authority labelled it a "high acute risk" to honeybees.
The Guardian recently reported that more than 1 million people aged over 65 without children were "dangerously unsupported" and at acute risk of isolation, loneliness, poor health, poverty and being unable to access formal care.
