The phrase "astute thought" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a clever or insightful idea or opinion.
Example: "Her astute thought on the matter helped the team navigate the complex situation effectively."
Alternatives: "insightful idea" or "perceptive observation".
Blog about your every thought--they don't even have to be astute thoughts.
It requires astute political thinking and management.
That's not to say that the sneering, outspoken Hooky fans have come to know is no more: That fellow very much remains, there in the voluptuous Mancunian drawl of his "ponk" rock recollections, and in the mischievous grin and twinkling eyes that punctuate the astute, if often unfiltered, thoughts he gleefully doles out in both conversation and his writing.
That's not to say that the sneering, outspoken Hooky fans have come to know is no more: That fellow very much remains, there in the voluptuous Mancunian drawl of his "ponk" rock recollections, and in the mischievous grin and twinkling eyes that punctuate the astute, if often unfiltered, thoughts he gleefully doles out in both conversation and his writing.
"He's thoughtful, astute and competent professionally.
He provides an astute analysis of Kant and the impact of Kant's thought upon theology in Protestant Theology in the Nineteenth Century (1973).
Yeezy being Yeezy, he also managed to make an astute observation by the end of his time onstage: "Bro," he said, addressing the stadium, "we are undeniably the influence, the thought leaders".
Robert Lincoln resented his father's emotional remoteness, but, instead of confronting his near-mythic patriarch, he, like the rest of the country, criticized his astute mother, with stereotypical misogyny, for failing to fulfill her traditional role as a recipient — and receptacle — of male thoughts, desires, and feelings.
