"severe inflation" is an acceptable part of a sentence in written English.
It could be used to describe a situation where prices increase quickly and dramatically due to an increase in the money supply. For example, "The country was suffering from severe inflation due to poor monetary policy."
The financial stability of Romania was threatened at various times during this period by severe inflation.
Protests and riots are rife, newly blossoming businesses like airlines are being crushed and severe inflation looms.
However, economic reforms, geared to creating wealth in urban areas, have smashed the iron rice bowl and caused severe inflation.
The nation is suffering severe inflation — especially for food staples — and a seemingly endless series of strikes among state workers.
Even under normality assumption, all tests either suffer from severe inflation of Type I error rate or lose statistical power to detect heterogeneity of variances.
In addition, severe inflation produced great hardship among the poorer classes, and a campaign of gossip was mounted against him by those intellectuals whom he did not patronize.
In many places, it has led to severe score inflation — gains in scores far larger than real improvements in learning.
However, in recent years, China's rapid economic growth has contributed to severe consumer inflation, leading to increased government regulation.
This tool has been used at high cost to stabilize and hold down domestic food prices for urban consumers at the expense of the domestic producers of import-competing and exportable agricultural products, often in the face of severe domestic inflation which has been poorly controlled or exacerbated by economic policy measures.
Although the new forecast still predicts the highest summer gasoline prices ever, the agency noted that the situation is not as severe when inflation-adjusted numbers are used.
After scoring the CXRs, 25 children with mild to severe hyper-inflation were selected to have CT scans.
