"urgent thought" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a thought or opinion that needs to be conveyed quickly or urgently. For example: I had an urgent thought - what if we moved the meeting up an hour?.
He will also have to give urgent thought about who to choose as his Secretary of State, the most powerful position in the Vatican after the pope himself.
With so many guests "borrowed" from other destinations and Brexit raising questions about the future of Spain's single greatest source of foreign visitors, urgent thought needs to be given to the tourist sector, which accounted for more than 11% of Spain's GDP in 2015 and which is predicted to grow by 4.4% this year.
The goal was release — from the urgent, thought-confining desire for what could not be immediately had.
She worried endlessly; she woke at four to jumbled, urgent thoughts and couldn't get back to sleep.
The dramatic monologues in "Severance," each one 240 words long, imagined the urgent valedictory thoughts of 62 heads (among them those of John the Baptist, Marie Antoinette and Nicole Brown Simpson) brutally separated from their necks.
To many people, the love of a parent for his child should be urgent, primal, beneath thought.
If only there was a way to block the seemingly urgent traffic of thoughts, impending due dates, and disconcerting test schedules.
On a platform designed to turn idle thoughts into urgent messages, it can be hard to distinguish between a crude or splenetic observation and a menacing threat.
The characters all appropriately give urgent representation to their thoughts: scrawling on the walls in chalk or sketching, hard and fast, in pencil on sheets of paper.
In a series of entries addressed to God, O'Connor, a Catholic, asserts her religious devotion, wrestles with her lingering skepticism, confesses her erotic longings and literary ambitions, and punctuates her thoughts with urgent, searching supplications.
The results suggest that the situation is far more urgent than has been thought--one third of the world's population is already affected by water scarcity--and the future more grim.
