"particularly acutely" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to emphasize that something is more than just acutely aware of a particular situation, or to suggest that someone has a greater than usual perception of a particular scenario. For example: He was aware of the tension in the room particularly acutely, as if an extra sense had been revealed to him.
Documentary-film makers feel this particularly acutely.
That single issue is felt particularly acutely in Herceg Novi, a predominantly ethnic-Serb town.
And which represents a lack of democratic accountability and consent that is – yes – felt particularly acutely in Britain.
We see BA particularly acutely affected by the weak UK and US economies and the challenges of the financial services industry.
They just happen to define particularly acutely the condition of Africans, or of black Americans increasingly inspired by the romance of African origin, across the diaspora.
Having sat and watched the tears roll down the faces of rape victims as they recounted what had happened to them I was particularly acutely aware of that problem," Malthouse added.
In comparison with some previously reported data [8, 9, 35], the levels of albuterol enantiomers observed in this study appeared to be considerably higher, particularly among acutely asthmatic patients.
Tracheostomy is a common practice in the intensive care unit (ICU), particularly in acutely ill neurological patients and those predicted to have long-term mechanical ventilation (MV) [1, 2].
The damage has left southern Louisiana, and particularly New Orleans, acutely exposed to the anticipated effects of climate change.
Variation in clinical transfusion practice has long been recognized, particularly among acutely ill hospitalized patients [ 1- 4].
Some considered duration of clinical experience per se to be key, while others regarded specific experience of hospital paediatrics, and particularly managing acutely unwell inpatients, as being more important, particularly in developing a gut feeling or intuition for spotting unwell children.
