The phrase "acutely a" is not correct and does not form a usable expression in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete phrase and lacks context to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "She was acutely aware of the situation."
Alternatives: "keenly aware" or "sharply conscious".
It poses most acutely a question that goes to the soul — battered as it may be — of journalism.
"I have never felt so acutely a lack of a counterculture," said Laurie Anderson, the composer, singer and performance artist.
Ultimately, it gets at something that no other recent American movie has captured quite so acutely: a resentful, lurking disappointment in the good life.
Judas feels acutely a perversion of the message, and he also feels the danger of the message getting out of control — of dedication and love and unity and community turning into fanaticism and zealotry.
Mr. McManus added, "The question is going to arise more acutely a little down the road as we try and evaluate how this war is going, whether after a succession of different kinds of military operations, the strategy is working".
He remembers acutely a moment after a 2005 performance of the duet Zero Degrees, where he was witness to the rare sight of fellow dancer/choreographer Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui freestyling at a party.
Furthermore, because it is unlikely for spinal cord neoplasm to present acutely, an acute presentation may signify metastatic disease and should be considered in the initial differential diagnosis.
Observe I observe my surroundings acutely – an animal in the city streets, a man in the wilderness.
And it encouraged the audience to listen acutely, an aspect of dancegoing that, though fundamental with Balanchine choreography, is too often overlooked.
However, if a patient presents acutely after a fall, a more through laboratory examination might be performed.
Strikingly, VPA acutely restored a full ocular dominance shift comparable to that observed normally during a CP.
