The phrase "a immediate" is not correct in written English.
It should be "an immediate" because "immediate" begins with a vowel sound.
Example: "We need to address this issue with an immediate response to avoid further complications."
Alternatives: "a prompt" or "an urgent".
In April the UK Supreme Court ordered the Government to draw up a immediate action plan to end the country's illegal and dangerous pollution levels.
Italian president Giorgio Napolitano admitted that his country needed a "immediate and sustained commitment to the management of our public debt".
Joining New York City would present Lampard, like Villa, with a immediate dilemma as their MLS campaign would not start until March 2015.
Other branches: For example, work on version 6.12 of BOINC that is not done in the 'remote master branch', (let's say because of the need for a immediate bugfix) may be done in a remote branch called 'client_release/6/6.12'.
US President Barack Obama said "the burden is on Russia"to use its influence and ensure full access to the crash site,as well as to allow a "immediate and transparent investigation".
