"severe thought" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to convey a thought that requires much contemplation or a deep consideration of the implications and outcomes. Example: After much severe thought, I decided not to pursue the job opportunity.
His two great cycles of piano music — thirteen Nocturnes, composed from 1875 through 1921, and thirteen Barcarolles, composed between 1880 and 1921, move from the limpidly melodic to the ethereally abstract; following them on their course reveals the severe thought and exquisite touch that they combine.
The question is answered using a 7-item scale ranging from "none to mild" (never thought about suicide or thought about it very seldom) to "moderate to severe" (thought about or attempted suicide within the last month).
With regards to illness stage, there were significant differences in the rates of individuals reporting any symptom on the suicide item [χ 3, 481) = 9.2, p < .05] and in the rates of those who reported the more severe thoughts of death or suicidal ideation [χ 3, 481) = 8.4, p < .05] (see Table 2).
If this feeling persists and leads to severe thoughts of suicide, call a suicide hotline immediately.
The discovery of so many valuable artifacts would support the view of Iraqi museum officials and American investigators who have said that while many irreplaceable antiquities were looted from the museum during the fall of Baghdad last month, the losses were less severe than thought.
In severe illnesses, thoughts of life enjoyment are seldom.
Kusama reports that since childhood she has been plagued with hallucinations and severe obsessive thoughts.
"BDD is a pretty tough illness to treat, and the reason is that they have pretty severe obsessive thoughts.
A general score and scores on 3 subscales (i.e., helplessness, magnification, and rumination) will be obtained; higher scores indicate more severe catastrophic thoughts about pain [ 74, 75].
Common symptoms of depression in childhood include low mood, loss of interest in once enjoyed activities, psychosomatic symptoms and in severe cases thoughts of suicide [ 1].
After two days of examinations, Kelly said Lindros's concussion had been more severe than Silberstein thought.
