The phrase "acutely formed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is shaped or structured in a precise or sharp manner, often conveying a sense of clarity or intensity.
Example: "The acutely formed sculpture captured the essence of movement and emotion in a striking way."
Alternatives: "sharply defined" or "precisely shaped".
As shown in Figure 1e, the NiMoO4·n H2O nanowires were agglomerated acutely and even formed clusters that were several microns in size.
The reader can feel this change of mood acutely: this section forms a sheltered space in the book, to match the enclave that Norbury finds in the landscape.
The ischaemic regions of wild-type mice subjected to hindlimb ischaemia demonstrated an increase in NOX2 protein expression and O2·− production, with NOX2 localized to infiltrating leucocytes acutely and then in newly formed capillaries at a later stage [ 110].
Inorganic arsenic the more acutely toxic form of this metalloid element contaminates drinking water supplies around the world.
15 October, Cake Shop (10.30pm) After The Measure (SA) broke up in 2010, Lauren Denitzio formed Worriers, a band in which her acutely intelligent songwriting and sensitive, syllabic voice have expanded considerably.
Acutely aware of his political vulnerability, early on he formed a campaign strategy apparatus which kept him focused on his liberal tendencies.
That was in the early aughts, just before Stewart formed Xiu Xiu, and the group's foundational period was acutely informed by the show's sensibility.
She sat in an acutely angled corner next to Her Royal Highness the Princess Wijdan Ali of Jordan, while her brother Foulath and her nephew, Hussein, and Lord Palumbo and his wife, Hayat, formed a barrier around her.
In addition, rod photoreceptors failed to form when Rb was acutely inactivated.
To see her attacking her pregnant body as though it were now a crime scene is to know acutely the many forms in which men can disenfranchise women.
