The phrase "acutely available" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is readily accessible or easily obtainable, often with an emphasis on urgency or immediacy.
Example: "The resources for the project are acutely available, so we should start utilizing them right away."
Alternatives: "readily available" or "immediately accessible".
Thus, D3 is dynamically exploited in vivo to chronically attenuate TH signaling under basal conditions while also being available to acutely increase gene programs required for satellite cell lineage progression.
The main criticisms advanced towards actuarial methods is a) that they discard the experience of the staff currently dealing with the patient, b) that they perform less well in non-forensic or acute settings [ 5, 7] and c) that they require the collection of data that may not be readily available in acutely admitted patients [ 1, 8].
Writing in The New York Times in 1976, Walter Kerr called Mr. Porter "one of the most acutely intelligent, almost compulsively concentrated, directors available to us at the moment".
Slater claims that such a robust online dating scene has made people acutely aware of all the "options" available with the simple click of button, rendering us indifferent and noncommittal.
This should be true in settings in which pain control for the acutely or chronically ill are not available.
Students were also acutely aware of the career options available and how wider trends and circumstances may thwart or enhance their career trajectories; hence, a key concern related to their attractiveness as employment candidates.
An "acute patients' steps" model has been developed to visualize the range of possible options available to Norwegian GPs treating acutely ill patients in the near future.
Highly qualified middle managers, in acutely short supply a year ago, are now widely available because of layoffs.
Several technics are available, all reducing LDL-C acutely by about 60%70%%.
No patient identifiers were recorded, and no clinical information was available to differentiate isolates from acutely infected patients versus isolates from Cystic Fibrosis patients.
The right ventricle's pumping ability is acutely reduced, and, therefore, the amount of blood available for the left side of the heart is also restricted, so that systemic circulatory failure occurs.
