The phrase "acutely apparent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is very clear or obvious, often in a way that is striking or intense.
Example: "The need for immediate action was acutely apparent during the meeting as the team discussed the project's delays."
Alternatives: "clearly evident" or "strikingly obvious."
The later chapters are more cluttered and hurried, but her chapter "The Arrival of the West, 1750-2000" succeeds in making the problems of contemporary Islam acutely apparent.
To decide what gets placed in these crucial zones is, in large part, to decide what is going to sell, and it is here that the pyramidal structure of the industry becomes most acutely apparent.
This problem became acutely apparent a few years ago, after T. J. Rodgers, the C.E.O. of Cypress Semiconductor, received a letter from a nun urging him to add more women and members of minorities to his board.
This linguistic mismatch was most acutely apparent in the section of his speech where he made a strong defence of the union.
What is acutely apparent is that many are passing judgment on Bergdahl without all the facts, including those regarding this young man's life before his service in the military.
The advertising potential of the shop counter was acutely apparent to some participants and this space was considered highly influential.
This is acutely evident in higher education.
As SDM-25N was administered acutely, without acute agonist treatment, it is not surprising that effects of prolonged morphine were still apparent, in the form of increased DOP receptor internalization.
And though everyone's primary role is to tend to extremely unwell, unstable babies, it's the kindness of staff that's instantly apparent: everyone is acutely aware that parents are going through the worst experience of their lives.
It showed the apparent safety of acutely lowering blood pressure in ICH patients and suggested a potential benefit on clinical outcome, although this did not quite reach statistical significance.
This question arises acutely in gauge theories because of the apparent failure of determinism.
