The phrase "acutely right" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or statement that is very accurate or precise, often in a context where clarity or correctness is emphasized.
Example: "Her analysis of the problem was acutely right, addressing all the key issues that others had overlooked."
Alternatives: "sharply accurate" or "keenly correct."
Acute cor pulmonale (ACP) refers to acute right heart failure in the setting of acutely elevated PVR due to pulmonary disease [ 15, 16].
As we in the States are acutely aware right now, we've got water problems in the West. .
Rich et al. (2008) observed that increases in ambient PM aggravate chronic heart failure by acutely increasing right heart pressures in humans.
In this study, the objective was to detect how heroin acutely modulated right OFC amygdala connectivity compared to a placebo treatment in heroin-dependent patients (experimentally-induced state of acute withdrawal; Schmidt et al., 2014) and healthy controls.
The Greek people, of course, understand more acutely than most right now why that sort of unaccountability is wrong -- which is one reason why the prosecution of their former defense minister is proving so tense and so poignant at the moment.
The cardiovascular system can be acutely decompensated by right ventricular (RV) failure with consequent severe hemodynamic instability and systemic hypoperfusion [ 46].
Pursuant to a substantial line of case law, beginning with R. v. Big M Drug Mart (1985), interpreting freedom of religion guarantees, the hallmark focus has evolved more and more acutely on the rights of the individual.
Lugar seemed acutely aware that the right wing of his party had turned its no-surrender approach on him.
And then there's Germany, a country that's acutely sensitive to far-right messaging due to its history.
Those using the industry for full-time work tended to describe the erosion of their rights more acutely than those moonlighting to help pay the bills.
