The phrase "acutely recognized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something is perceived or understood with great intensity or clarity.
Example: "The dangers of climate change are acutely recognized by scientists around the world."
Alternatives: "keenly acknowledged" or "sharply perceived".
Because the prime minister acutely recognizes the systemic injustice of pot incarceration in Canada – black and indigenous peoples are disproportionately imprisoned for minor drug offences – there is tremendous pressure on Trudeau to grant amnesty to those convicted of pot-related offences once the drug is legalized.
Instagram acutely recognizes what their users want – often before they request it – and delivers a timely answer.
"But we all recognize acutely that we're in a new world now".
The original Commission on Human Rights, acutely conscious of Nazi atrocities, recognized an evil regime when it saw one.
Variation in clinical transfusion practice has long been recognized, particularly among acutely ill hospitalized patients [ 1- 4].
Responses included several CD4+ and CD8+ T cell epitopes shown to be recognized in vivo by acutely and chronically infected individuals and some CD4+ T cell epitopes not identified previously.
It is also currently recognized that some hormones acutely alter the dynamics of the blood sub-pools of white cells [ 6- 8].
In clinical practice, it is recognized that in the acutely failing heart postoperatively or after resuscitations, only drugs such as Epi and NE provide positive inotropy and perfusion pressure.
The NB interviewees, even if perfectly aware and proud of their own ethos, acutely felt the lack of a socially recognized and accepted secular way of dying.
These TILs preferentially expanded approximately 6-fold over a 16-day culture period and specifically recognized an allogeneic transformed B-cell line acutely infected with a vaccinia-MAGE-1 recombinant targeting vector (vP1188) in the context of HLA-A2 and/or B7.
