The phrase "acutely successful" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that has achieved a high level of success in a very noticeable or intense way.
Example: "The marketing campaign was acutely successful, leading to a significant increase in sales within just a few weeks."
Alternatives: "extremely successful" or "highly successful".
Ablation was acutely successful in 51 patients (81%).
VT was noninducible in 3 patients, and ablation was acutely successful in 117 patients.
Multivariable analysis was performed to identify risk factors of LPFVT recurrence after an acutely successful ablation procedure (Table 3).
Consistent with these previous reports, our predefined strategy of targeting the earliest PP during LAFVT or LPFVT was acutely successful in all patients.
Ablation was acutely successful again in all 17 patients, and FVT has not recurred during a median follow-up of 40.3 months (25th to 75th percentile, 25.9 to 55.4 months).
Radiofrequency ablation was initiated cautiously at 10 W, gradually increased to a maximum of 20 W, and was acutely successful in all 3 patients without any atrioventricular nodal injury or ECG changes.
The Chinese government is acutely aware that a successful summit meeting next month could help bring President Bush firmly into the pro-engagement camp.
In the majority of acutely infected adults, a successful HBV-specific immune response leads to the eradication of HBeAg followed by the elimination of HBsAg as indicated by the emergence of HBeAg- and HBsAg-specific antibodies.
Their main characters are nominally successful, yet they feel acutely out of place.
Structural magnetic resonance imaging studies have found reduced gray matter volume and cortical thinning in acutely underweight patients to normalize following successful treatment.
James, as one of the world's most successful athletes, is also acutely aware of his status as a role model for young people around the globe.
