The phrase "severely suffers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something experiencing significant distress or hardship.
Example: "The community severely suffers from the effects of the natural disaster, struggling to rebuild and recover."
Alternatives: "greatly endures" or "profoundly experiences".
Under diminishing moisture regimes of post-rainy environment, sorghum crop severely suffers from drought-associated root and stalk rots leading to severe crop lodging, besides loss of stover, grain quality, and productivity [ 8].
The paper in question is Carmen Reinhart and Kenneth Rogoff's famous 2010 study "Growth in a Time of Debt," which found that economic growth severely suffers when a country's public debt level reaches 90percentt of GDP.
The present production of Mcbeth severely suffers from lack of originality and cloning expected Hollywood propaganda.
Comparison between Figure 7a and 7b indicates the significant structural effect; the planar MOSFET device severely suffers from the impact of RIT compared to the FinFET one.
Sudan severely suffers from shortage of medical personnel providing EmONC, especially at rural areas of Darfur.
In contrast, 32.6 % of parents generally agree to wait even if the child severely suffers.
Concrete exposed to sulfates in hot and arid regions can severely suffer from salt weathering.
In multi-rate wireless networks, high-rate links may severely suffer from throughput degradation due to the presence of low-rate links.
This is due to affected macro UEs that severely suffer from interference originating from nearby HeNBs.
Despite improvements, these methods still have spatial texture inconsistencies and moreover, they severely suffer from temporal inconsistencies (flickering).
We are more than concerned that, in the future, both research and education will severely suffer with the ongoing budget reductions in environmental sciences at universities".
