"extreme shortage" is a grammatically correct phrase that is commonly used in written English.
It can be used to describe a severe or critical lack of something. Example: Due to the extreme shortage of water in the region, the government has implemented strict water rationing measures.
Across sub-Saharan Africa, an extreme shortage of health workers remains a critical barrier to fighting illness.
Given the extreme shortage described in the article, and the concern raised by the Brooklyn borough president, Marty Markowitz, perhaps the Parks Department should re-examine this policy.
But a less remarked-upon problem, the extreme shortage of translators to help our soldiers communicate with Iraqis, is particularly puzzling.
"Nevertheless, the extreme shortage of transplant organs in the U.S. continues to make organ transplantation in China an appealing option for some patients with end-stage disease," said an article in the American Journal of Bioethics.
Nigeria has no shortage of arable land overall, but there is an extreme shortage of farmland in the most densely settled areas of the southeastern states and around Kano, Katsina, and Sokoto.
Here, an extreme shortage of housing and land is combining with leftover wealth from the technology boom and pent-up demand from buyers who feel the real estate market is a safer place to be than the stock market.
The resulting extreme shortages of food, fuel, energy, medicines, and other basic necessities drastically lowered living standards and intensified unrest.
He added: "Although too early to tell for sure, it may also reflect a more natural level of stock available for sale coming to the market, alleviating some of the extreme shortages of property on the market seen during most of this year".
Nevertheless, while the country implodes under the weight of a crippling financial crisis – where inflation is heading towards 1,000% – and extreme shortages of food and medicine are close to causing a humanitarian emergency, President Nicolás Maduro's administration and a number of private entities continue to provide a substantial amount of financial support to El Sistema.
With Samsung flash storage in almost every device around the world, the manufacturer is considered the top memory chip maker yet it still faces extreme shortages when new products like iPods and iPhones spike demand.
He is fiercely devoted to continuing his predecessor's legacy and policies, even amid a socioeconomic crisis that has brought extreme shortages of food and basic goods.
