The phrase "astute message" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a message that is perceptive, insightful, or clever in its content or delivery.
Example: "Her astute message about the importance of teamwork resonated with everyone in the room."
Alternatives: "insightful message" or "perceptive message."
An astute White House message operation would have immediately dubbed the tax cut 'the Obama tax cut'.
What this says about British democracy is anyone's guess, but one must acknowledge the astute campaign messaging that Ukip have deployed in this campaign.
AS WELL AS ERRATIC DECISIONS 9. (C/NF) Media mogul Berlusconi might be gaffe-prone when speaking off the cuff, but he has historically shown himself astute at strategic messaging.
Clarke's message was astute.
Bill Geist Has a Special 'Eye' for the Outre : Entrepreneurs: Red-haired TV host and author, an astute observer of business trends, spreads message that there is wisdom in the weird.
Giving in to their demands may be politically astute, but it would send the wrong message to our trading partners and, more important, inflict damage on the already weakened American economy.
Those who solicit career feedback are likely to hear many, often conflicting messages and need to be astute in sorting out the most critical input to avoid careening off course.
Johnson, one of our most astute cultural critics, is, of course, conveying a message about the anything-goes dishevelment of modern life.
Its politics are deeply polarized, its leading presidential candidate is a far-right populist astute at leveraging social media to get his message across, and it's home to one of the most active social media populations in the world.
Obama's 2008 logo is often cited as an example of how some astute branding can help voters buy into your messaging.
