'acutely intense' is a perfectly correct phrase and is often used in written English.
It is used to express something that is intense or extreme to a greater degree than something else. For example, you could say, "The colors in this painting are acutely intense."
If hypoglycemia acutely provokes intense changes in hemodynamics and several hemorheological parameters, it could play a different role in atherosclerosis when chronically repeated.
They are likely to be particularly elevated in acutely infected patients because of the intense level of viral replication.
And indeed their chemistry was intense, and many a theatregoer was made acutely uncomfortable by their marathon makeout sessions, their heavy and relentless petting.
Young people like Minal Hasan, 17, daughter of an entrepreneur mother and a venture-capitalist father, seem acutely aware of the unusualness of their lives, of intense family discussions about first- and second-round financing, school lunch chatter about Bloomberg, of endlessly winding driveways with underground garages.
But even these less intense works inform us of a world, and he can be acutely observant with less overtly dramatic subject matter.
While the above two cases differ from ours in the nature of the infection, there are similarities in all cases: the infection in the eye occurred acutely, progressed very quickly from one to three days, behaved virulently and produced an intense fibrinous reaction in the anterior and posterior segments of the eye.
Moreover, if the important variable is total volume of phlebotomized blood, then the study findings may also have some relevance to more acutely ill ICU patients subjected to larger daily phlebotomy volumes despite their shorter and more intense LOS.
As vigorous physical activity can acutely and transiently increase the risk of cardiovascular events, many practitioners encourage diabetic patients to avoid intense and heavy exercise.
Intense Policing Microcosm: Brownsville Public Housing Residents of some parts of the city feel the police presence much more acutely than others.
