The phrase "acutely evident" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is very clear or obvious, often in a strong or intense manner.
Example: "The need for immediate action was acutely evident during the meeting as everyone expressed their concerns."
Alternatives: "strikingly clear" or "painfully obvious."
That is acutely evident in office vacancy rates, which average 23percentt for the district, according to commercial real estate brokers.
This is acutely evident in Tracy Letts's historic performance as the fifty-six-year-old George, a college professor in a fictional New England town.
Last month this was acutely evident when Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau, the state development bank, auctioned a large block of Deutsche Telekom shares exclusively through foreign banks, to the fury of the locals.
Public sensitivity about the treatment of animals has been acutely evident in the past year, with the outpouring of grief after the death of the 2006 Kentucky Derby champion Barbaro and the national outrage aimed at the N.F.L. quarterback Michael Vick after he acknowledged his involvement in dogfighting.
It's one of the few modern American plays in which, linguistically, the men get as good as they give — and this is acutely evident in Tracy Letts's historic performance as the forty-six-year-old George, a college professor in a fictional New England town.
This is acutely evident in higher education.
This prospective study was conducted to investigate whether or not neuromotor impairments evident acutely persist long-term.
Despite the fact that endocrine and metabolic changes probably occur in all acutely ill patients, evident hyperglycaemia is not present in all of them.
Similar histopathological results were evident in acutely stressed rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss Walbaum) in an experiment where also an increased intestinal permeability 4 and 48 h after stress was demonstarted [ 28].
The effect of that sunlight on the young artist's style soon became evident in his acutely evocative drawings of entertainers for The Times.
The animals were noted to develop impaired mobility acutely and the fracture was evident on radiographs.
