The phrase "able to answer immediately" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's capability to respond without delay or hesitation.
Example: "The customer service representative was able to answer immediately, resolving my issue in no time."
Alternatives: "capable of responding instantly" or "ready to reply right away."
Over the past week, four friends and colleagues have asked which film they should go to see, and in each case, I was able to answer immediately and with a full heart: 12 Years a Slave.
He acknowledged that his technical knowledge was meager, but was able to answer immediately when asked, "Which side of the face did Rembrandt light?" It was a complete guess, he said in an interview with the British actor Paul Merton, but he pointed to a side and said, "Except when he does etchings; then it's the other side".
For example, in the small group or individual meetings, come prepared with all the necessary details to be able to answer personal questions immediately, rather than creating even more anxiety and aggravation while you assign someone to work out the specifics you didn't research in advance.
In my case the people who handled the contract matters were very helpful, and either were able to answer all my questions immediately or found out if necessary.
The couple consulted Blackwell's friend, Salmon P. Chase, a Cincinnati lawyer and future Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, who was not immediately able to answer their question about the legality of her name.
It's comforting because somebody else has understood your language so immediately that they've been able to answer you.
A. Before opening any new messages, you may want to scan for those you are most likely able to answer in two minutes or less, and tackle those immediately.
If you answer 'No' to me, I go tell my friends at work that we need to do something immediately so that next time I ask you, you will be able to answer 'Yes' to all my questions.
