"acutely for" is not a correct or commonly used phrase in English.
It is possible that "acutely" and "for" could be used together in a sentence, but they would need to be separated by other words and used in a specific context to make sense. Example: The patient was acutely sensitive to gluten, causing them great pain and discomfort. (In this sentence, "acutely" is being used to describe the intensity of the patient's sensitivity, and "for" is used to indicate the cause or reason for their discomfort.).
Inevitably, as for all of us but perhaps more acutely for them, "heaven is sad".
When you've been through it yourself, you feel it acutely for other people.
The details of the deal are depressing first and most acutely for the workers who will lose their job in a run of branch closers.
The immense tragedy for Europeans, and most acutely for the northern Protestants among them, was that the same social forces that disposed them to depression also swept away a traditional cure.
Paradoxically, this question may arise most acutely for the short development project/holiday that many young people participate in, particularly as their age group has a high incidence of infection.
The poet-novelist Mary Webb, who walked the lanes of Wenlock Edge 100 years ago, felt this acutely: "For every year my heart is set/ With the pansy and the violet/ And the daffodil:/ Submerged within their beauty, I/ Transcend my poor mortality".
Groups of males and females were exposed sub-acutely, for 21-days.
21 All patients from this region who are referred acutely as well as sub-acutely for PCI are treated in one single unit at Aarhus University Hospital, Skejby.
The coalition is asking that California Pacific commit to providing in-patient care for acutely ill patients for at least 40 years after St . Lukes is rebuilt.
Dr. Torrey's research and clinical experience has convinced him (as has mine, me) that proper use of medication for acutely psychotic and for recently stabilized individuals is absolutely essential in resolving symptoms and reducing the appreciable risk of relapse.
The case has been acutely troublesome for the Jesuits, an order known for its scholarship and its elite high schools and universities.
