The phrase "acute squeeze" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, economics, or physical pressure situations to describe a situation where there is a significant and sudden tightening or constriction.
Example: "The company faced an acute squeeze on its cash flow due to unexpected expenses and declining sales."
Alternatives: "severe pressure" or "tight constraint".
The Federal Reserve, in effect, is trying to ease an acute credit squeeze by agreeing to hold large volumes of mortgage-backed bonds that Wall Street firms are struggling to sell and providing them with either cash or Treasury securities that they can immediately convert to cash.
Amid an acute supply squeeze, the Anglo-Dutch major is not able to get Indian industries to pay the going international rate for liquefied natural gas imported into a new $600 million LNG import facility on India's west coast.
Bale's opener arrived on 11 minutes when his cracking shot from an acute angle squeezed in at the near post.
China's acute interbank liquidity squeeze has eased although rates are still significantly higher than the 2 to 3 percent levels offered earlier in 2013.
Sentiment against higher education in prison has grown even more acute as states squeeze the budgets of public universities, with officials and the public challenging whether the humanities is appropriate to prepare prisoners for the outside -- and what of those who may never be released, like Juan Roldan?
But Fed officials and most analysts say that consumer spending was already slowing before the credit squeeze became acute recently and is likely to be further dented by the increased difficulty and expense of obtaining credit.
Singapore has said it would not resort to controls unless a crisis much worse than the one in 1997-98 were to lead to an acute balance-of-payments squeeze.
In China, as women get richer and better educated, they are starting to repeat the behaviour of their Japanese and Korean sisters, pushing up the number of unmarried men.The combination of these factors in India and China will make their marriage squeeze especially acute and persistent much more severe than it would have been in the case of distorted sex ratios alone.
