The phrase "a much more immediately" is not correct in standard written English.
It is likely intended to convey a sense of urgency or immediacy, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The situation requires a much more immediate response from the team."
Alternatives: "a far more urgent" or "a significantly more prompt".
Buscher agrees that the new technology could be used eventually to image extrasolar planets, but he says "a much more immediately enticing prospect" is imaging the disks of planetary systems in the process of forming, something traditional telescopes can't do.
And the gender breakdown in the acting awards might pose a dishearteningly old-fashioned dilemma for actors who identify off the binary, but simply removing it would likely have a much more immediately negative effect on diversity and parity in the awards.
While New York's commercial real estate market in the past might have lagged the overall economy by months, brokers said, the market now tends to react much more immediately, slowing or growing in a globalized environment.
When I saw that uncut "Apollo" in Washington again last March, I appreciated how much more immediately it captures the imagination of a general audience, as well as affords a more multilayered experience for the connoisseur.
But the other premiere, a solo called "Broken Man," opens the Joyce program on a note of reflective sadness that recalls the terrorist attacks much more immediately, though the dance appears to allude more to the choreographer's breaking of his foot and perhaps, at a supremely lithe and agile 46 years of age, to his encroaching middle years.
Whatever this period is -- a recession or a slowdown -- it could be over quickly because the problems and solutions are much more immediately evident than in the past.
Not only by doing so much more than we can in print, and much more immediately, but by putting our own writers where their real rivals are.
He never lost the support of European leaders during the debate over deploying cruise and Pershing missiles, mainly because Europe felt much more immediately threatened by the Soviet Union than it does by al-Qaeda.At home, Mr Reagan had no choice but to reach out to Democrats, because, in 1980, registered Democrats outnumbered registered Republicans by 17 percentage points.
Because Ms. Cojocaru's leg — radiant with energy — ascends way above head height, you could already hear a tizzy of excitement in the house, but she immediately made a much more affecting impression simply by the way she then parted her hands and opened her arms; the simpler feat was the more poetic.
The deficit was briefly reduced within three minutes of the restart as a penalty from Madigan just crept over but Laidlaw replied immediately with a much more convincing effort at the other end.
Users on the new Yfrog will have a much more streamlined Yfrog profile with an immediately organized view of all their photos, counter of who they're following and followed by as well as recent links that they've shared.
