The phrase "acutely highlights" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize or draw attention to something in a sharp or intense manner.
Example: "The report acutely highlights the urgent need for policy reform in the education sector."
Alternatives: "strongly emphasizes" or "sharply underscores".
GP13 All of the GPs were nevertheless acutely aware of the evidence highlighting suboptimal prescribing.
I believe that recent developments have only served to highlight this situation more acutely.
This study highlights concerns that treatment needed acutely post injury may impact adversely on long-term outcome, albeit in a different domain-the psychological.
Their separate meetings with President Bush will highlight what has become an acutely difficult triangular relationship of America, Europe and the Middle East.
Few activities highlight the environmentalist's dilemma more acutely than flying.
If anything, the 2019 election should highlight the need for adaptation more acutely than any other previous election.
Callaghan was acutely aware of the sensitivity of the subject, highlighting the "grave harm" that would be caused if the documents became public, revealing Britain's "interference in the internal affairs of a European ally".
The study has confirmed that the same issues persist, but highlights that it is elderly patients admitted acutely and requiring on-going community care that are greatly affected [ 14].
The dosage change highlights what doctors prescribing sleep drugs are already acutely aware of: Taking too much can give you a "hangover" of daytime drowsiness the next morning that could raise the risk of accidents or falls.
"Whilst it is right the inspection has acknowledged where we have come from and highlighted our good direction of travel, we are acutely aware there is still a long way to go.
