The phrase "acutely concerned" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a strong or intense level of worry or anxiety about a particular issue or situation.
Example: "The community is acutely concerned about the rising crime rates in their neighborhood."
Alternatives: "deeply worried" or "profoundly troubled".
On an album so acutely concerned with the present tense, it suggests that the past isn't something to flee.
He sees that both writers have an acutely concerned take on what is happening to American culture.
But when one is acutely concerned about doing the right thing, it can be difficult not to feel guilty on occasion.
But, he added, if a player is traded for what is perceived as financial reasons, or if someone misses a paycheck, then players will become acutely concerned.
Acutely concerned with sensation, the method teaches people to feel the vibrations of their own voices as they speak or sing.
And yet Julian Metcalfe, the chairman and co-founder of the sandwich chain, is a worried man, acutely concerned about the prospect of losing his customers.
Acutely concerning about perioperative pulmonary complications, we performed spinal anesthesia.
Children and young people are often the ones who are most acutely aware and deeply concerned about the challenges facing their communities.
To the contrary, the Framers were acutely aware of and deeply concerned about the dangers of interest-group politics and overweening government, and the structure of the Constitution rejects reflexive deference to the legislative branch.
I'm full of arthritis". Mrs. Goldberg's acutely personal concerns have national implications.
Consequently, we were concerned that the patient may have been acutely incapacitated by a primary cardiovascular or cerebrovascular event at the time of the wash-back.
