The phrase "a more immediate solution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing options or approaches that address a problem quickly or without delay.
Example: "In light of the recent issues, we need to find a more immediate solution to ensure the project's success."
Alternatives: "a quicker fix" or "a faster resolution".
A more immediate solution is to try to eke out the life of existing antibiotics.
A number of readers wrote to encourage the development of "plug-in hybrids --that is, electric cars withybrids --thatackups--as a more immediate solution.
A more immediate solution is to train dental therapists who can provide preventive care and routine procedures like sealants, fillings and simple extractions outside the confines of a traditional dentist's office.
Musey thinks it's possible, but Hughes' two-way offering is still several years away, and TSAT may require a more immediate solution.
Doctors would like to see this happen, but for politicians, fearing more negative headlines this winter, a more immediate solution is needed.
Although investments in computer science education and vocational schools will be invaluable in the long run, retraining offers a more immediate solution.
Desalination is the long-term solution, but the Jewish National Fund's approach offers an economical, more immediate solution.
A simpler, fairer and more immediate solution would be to raise the assets threshold to £200,000 or £250,000 and use extra funding to fill the gaps in the current system.
Such measures might even take a back seat to more immediate solutions.
Even when these loans are made by banks, it can take months for the funding to come through, but business owners often need more immediate solutions," said Direct Lending Investments founder Brendan Ross, in a statement.
Age-old questions about how HBCUs recruit, keep and graduate students from a cross-section of high achieving and marginal academic readiness will now need more immediate solutions.
