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The phrase "an astute" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is perceptive, clever, or insightful, often in a context where their intelligence or sharpness is being highlighted.
Example: "Her astute observations during the meeting helped us identify the key issues we needed to address."
Alternatives: "a shrewd" or "a perceptive".
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That's an astute observation.
Talk about an astute prediction.
This was an astute move.
It's an astute approach.
He was an astute judge of talent.
He was also an astute businessman.
She was also an astute handicapper.
Busch was known as an astute marketer.
Osborne is an astute politician.
You've got an astute face.
Kaufmann was an astute marketer.
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