The phrase "acute violence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or act of violence that is intense, severe, or sharply felt.
Example: "The region has been plagued by acute violence, leading to widespread fear among the population."
Alternatives: "intense violence" or "severe violence."
The dancers fearlessly responded to the acute violence of the previous night's events by prancing and voguing.
"The government's biggest challenge remains how to contain the particularly acute violence of the smaller groups that are formed after the big ones fall apart". he said.
The security department and the Justice Department are considering rules to permit asylum in cases like Mrs. Alvarado's, opening the door to women fleeing countries that condone severe domestic abuse, genital mutilation and other forms of acute violence against women.
We must take urgent action to assist those now trapped in transit camps, or at risk of slavery, or facing situations of acute violence, whether in North Africa or Central America.
Despite Sarowiwa's execution in 1995 and the government's suppression of all aspects of social upheaval, acute violence chased Shell out of Ogoniland and returned the land of oil (in and horribly, above the ground) to the Ogoni people and the unremitting oil thieves.
But according to the Humane Society's Paul Shapiro, acute violence like that seen in the Wyoming Premium video is hardly unprecedented.
Acute domestic violence and acid attacks were in addition to this daily catalogue of brutality.
Brown [ 13] classified bilateral shoulder dislocation in three etiological categories: acute muscular violence, traumatic, and atraumatic.
New Malawi and global data expose acute prevalence of violence against children: UNICEF 4 September 2014 – The largest-ever compilation of data on violence against children shows the staggering extent of physical, sexual and emotional abuse -- and reveals the attitudes that perpetuate and justify violence, keeping it 'hidden in plain sight'.
New global data expose acute prevalence of violence against children: UNICEF 4 September 2014 – The largest-ever compilation of data on violence against children shows the staggering extent of physical, sexual and emotional abuse -- and reveals the attitudes that perpetuate and justify violence, keeping it 'hidden in plain sight'.
New global data expose acute prevalence of violence against children: UNICEF NEW YORK, 4 September 2014 – The largest-ever compilation of data on violence against children shows the staggering extent of physical, sexual and emotional abuse -- and reveals the attitudes that perpetuate and justify violence.
