The phrase "acutely written" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a piece of writing that is sharp, insightful, or particularly well-expressed.
Example: "The author's latest novel is acutely written, capturing the complexities of human emotions with precision."
Alternatives: "sharply written" or "insightfully crafted".
These function like the voice-overs in a film, and they might be deal killers if they weren't so acutely written.
Even if you think you can't bear to see another one, it would be worth making the exception for Matthew Bulgo's low-key but acutely written story about an ordinary bloke facing up to grief and fatherhood.
Although his book is a biography of Rome, it is also an acutely written historical essay informed by his wide-ranging knowledge of art, architecture and classical literature, and a thought-provoking meditation on how gifted artists (like Bernini and Michelangelo) and powerful politicians and church leaders (like Augustus, Mussolini and Pope Sixtus V) can reshape the map and mood of a city.
Director of the prize, Jean Seaton, said: "Although moaning about the decline of journalism has become something of a national and international cliché, these acutely written, well-evidenced, careful bits of contemporary journalism show, in fact, it is in fine form".
This production — which arrives with most of its original cast, directed with hair-trigger timing by Michael Wilson — has ripened into an ideally balanced ensemble piece, with acting that matches and magnifies Mr. Foote's slyly and acutely observant writing.
No one has written more acutely about Israel and its relations with the diaspora — or, for that matter, about circumcision — than Philip Roth.
Halfway through its third season, it remains mordantly written and acutely observed, the best series on television at the moment (a moment without new "Sopranos" episodes).
No one has written more acutely about Israel and its relations with the diaspora or, for that matter, about circumcision than Philip Roth.
Alice Adams, whose acutely observed and elegantly written novels and short stories focused on women's struggles to find meaningful lives, died Thursday in San Francisco.
And he writes acutely about scale and intellectual distance.
The acutely observant Plomer wrote with more restraint and experimented with rhythm and diction in such works as Notes for Poems (1927) and Visiting the Caves (1936).
