The phrase "incisive of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to describe something or someone that is sharp or cutting in their analysis or understanding of a situation. Here are some examples: - His incisive study of the market trends helped us make informed decisions. - The critic's review was incisive of the film's weak plot and predictable storyline. - Her incisive wit and humor made her a popular public speaker. - The CEO's incisive leadership style led to a successful turnaround for the company. - The author's writing is incisive of societal issues and challenges readers to think critically.
Clark's youthful Terriers, average age 22, for once lacked bite up front, despite starting as the more incisive of the teams.
Never the most incisive of talent show judges, in recent years he managed to boil down his already meagre critiquing style into a constant repetition of "[NAME], you're just [AGE] and everybody loves you.
My book club is really an excuse to invite people around and get them to each bring a bottle We talk about the book a bit, but it's mostly "I thought it was rubbish... so what did you do last weekend?" We're not really the most incisive of critics; I'm the only one who tries to go a bit deeper, but then I get told to shut up.
A series of incisive discussions of his unconscious racism is like a subreddit or Popehat message board come to life -- those scenes have the same acid wit and defensiveness, but they're much more rigorous and concise.
Ms. Henle was a renowned experimental psychologist, historian of psychology, incisive critic of psychological theory, and champion of the Berlin school of Gestalt psychology.
The major merit of both of these thinkers lies in their incisive analyses of aspects of modern consumer societies, especially American though their proposed remedies remain uncertain.
Bazzana, the author of an incisive study of Glenn Gould, follows up with the extraordinary story of a pianist much less famous but even more eccentric, Ervin Nyiregyházi.
A group of 19 increasingly robust paintings by Nicole Eisenman traces the evolution of her incisive reinterpretations of early Modernist figuration and mingles with new plaster sculptures.
The protrusion to be incorporated into the BluePro ® was measured from the vestibular rim of the incisive edge of the upper left central incisor, in a horizontal plane up to the lingual rim of the incisive edge of the lower left central incisor.
Para 6:...given that cell division It seems prudent to consider how giant bacteria actually do divide and some of the incisive thoughts of HP Erickson [ 79] on this aspect.
The widowed author goes on to produce an incisive exploration of her state of being: the constancy of grief.
