The phrase "acutely different" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or condition that is sharply or significantly different from something else.
Example: "The two proposals were acutely different in their approaches to solving the problem."
Alternatives: "strikingly different" or "markedly different".
The dye excess was washed with M199 without phenol red and immediately after, cells were treated acutely with different concentrations of the test compounds in M199 without phenol red.
Advocates of more-participatory democracy are often acutely aware that different citizens possess different resources for participating.
Once lever-responding reached stable levels, rats were treated acutely with two different dose ranges of SSA (0, 0.25, 0.5, and 1 mg/kg; 0, 1, 2.5, and 5 mg/kg; i.p).
However, our analysis included a significantly larger numbers of studies, was not limited to dyspnoea, as people may present acutely with several different symptoms, and evaluated the accuracy at specific cut-off points to inform current clinical practice.
This experimental model enabled us to follow the effectiveness of O2 delivery through ILA during different, acutely modified states of impaired pulmonary gas exchange as reflected by the broad range of pulmonary venous admixture detected.
Be acutely aware of how different media get different results.
He died in January, aged 84, and although, understandably, I have rarely stopped thinking about him since, Thatcher's death has been making me think about him even more acutely, and in a different way.
Her mother, who married at 16, is acutely aware of how different her daughter's life could have been had Zahra finished school at 12, like most of the other girls in the valley.
Wek was born in South Sudan, arriving in London when she was 14, and was acutely aware of how different she was from the other big models of the day, women such as Kate Moss, Claudia Schiffer and Eva Herzigova; while growing up, she had no knowledge of trailblazers such as Iman and Grace Jones.
Winkler, MR, Kayle, MI, and Docherty, SL. Communicationn, family-centered care, transitional care, and health care home: Communicating with acutely ill children at different ages". In Lippincott Certification Review: Pediatric Acute Care Nurse Practitioner.
