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The phrase "acutely talented" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who possesses a high level of talent or skill in a particular area, often implying a sharp or keen ability.
Example: "The artist was acutely talented, creating masterpieces that captivated audiences around the world."
Alternatives: "exceptionally gifted" or "highly skilled".
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For decades, this had been a relatively stable and blissful arrangement: she was an acutely talented cook.
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High school girls are often acutely aware that college scholarships await talented young athletes in many sports.
Haaland has not bought Keane's autobiography but is acutely aware of the passages that set out why the most notorious, talented and single-minded individual in English football harboured such a dangerous grudge against him.
Incredibly talented".
Also talented.
He's talented, very talented".
Just talented".
But talented?
Quite talented.
Outrageously talented.
And talented.
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