The phrase "acutely small" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is very small in a precise or intense manner.
Example: "The acutely small size of the model made it difficult to see the intricate details."
Alternatives: "extremely small" or "remarkably small".
This reality is felt even more acutely by small organisations says Pauline Broomfield, chief executive of the Foundation for Social Improvement (FSI).
The new requirements will entail additional payroll and national insurance costs for businesses of every size, but these will be felt most acutely by small businesses.
The pernicious effects of these laws generally referred to as "blue sky laws"—have been felt most acutely by small businesses, a vital component of our national economy.
The potential for app developers to be frozen out of LTE is a big problem everywhere, but felt most acutely in small towns.
This has been felt most acutely by small and medium sized businesses (SMEs), but also further afield by borrowers whose loans or projects are now regarded as too risky to warrant carrying on the bank's books.
Small, acutely isolated neocortical nerve terminals sense [Ca2+]o and indirectly modulate a NSCC current (Figure 1A) as reported previously [6], [28].
By combining genetic and pharmacological approaches with direct patch-clamp recordings from small acutely isolated neocortical nerve terminals we identify the extracellular calcium sensor.
VNS appears to be effective acutely in a small but significant proportion of patients (15.2-57%); moreover, response rates increase from 3 months to 1 or 2 years [ 5, 17- 34].
Now that I'm 'out' I've become acutely aware of how small my newfound community is.
It is likely that a minimal increase in glucose transport occurs acutely but is too small to noticeably affect HA synthesis, as the hexosamine biosynthesis pathway is thought to utilise only 2 5% of the available intracellular glucose52,53.
