The phrase "acutely useful" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is extremely helpful or beneficial in a specific context.
Example: "The new software update proved to be acutely useful for streamlining our workflow and improving productivity."
Alternatives: "extremely helpful" or "highly beneficial."
Urgent WE-MDCT with limited or no bowel preparation may prove useful in acutely symptomatic patients, as it may obviate a risky or contraindicated endoscopy, can determine disease severity, and allows making correct therapeutic choices.
The assay of bronchoalveolar washings from acutely exposed animals has proven useful as a rapid screen for lung injury from inhaled airborne toxins.
Our study findings identify TUG as potentially useful for identifying acutely ill elderly patients who are at risk of adverse outcomes after hospitalization in a selected sample of ACE patients who are able to return to independent living after discharge.
The short half-life of FGF23 could translate to rapid increases during acute illness and as such FGF23 may become a useful disease marker in acutely and critically ill patients.
It is highly useful method for diagnosis of acutely infected persons and is a valuable alternative to the other established methods for detecting anti-JEV antibodies and humoral immune response after vaccination [ 6].
Much as artificial stimulation of muscle allowed tightly controlled tests of muscle behavior, we expect that the capacity to acutely induce contraction of embryonic tissue will be useful in separating active from passive mechanical behaviors of these tissues.
Developing other methods to acutely reduce metabolism in patients could be clinically useful.
If measurement of vital signs would become part of routine care, they could be useful in detecting serious infections in acutely ill children [ 12, 13].
Unfortunately, the application of these potentially useful concepts to the problem of the acutely injured lung is not straightforward.
His cockiness was theatrical, acutely attuned to how some might scorn it, but ultimately so useful that it proved winning.
