The phrase "abolish immediately" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where urgent action is required to eliminate or put an end to something.
Example: "The committee voted to abolish immediately the outdated policy that was causing confusion among staff."
Alternatives: "eliminate at once" or "terminate without delay".
In his campaign, Mr Portillo promised to abolish immediately the army's powerful presidential-security wing, the EMP, and appoint a civilian defence minister.
She called on the conservative Rajoy government to use Bankia's nationalization to abolish immediately such "unjust privileges," which, she added, "reward in a scandalous fashion the bad management of executives who have put us in this situation".
Not surprisingly, the flour picture was abolished immediately.
"The law should be abolished immediately," she said earlier this month.
Mr. Bloomberg originally insisted that the local boards be abolished immediately and replaced with a system that would assure more parent involvement.
Ocasio-Cortez, by contrast, demanded ICE be abolished immediately, arguing ICE had been founded in a way that made it beyond repair.
A Belarussian official said the tariffs would be abolished immediately, but Mr. Shuvalov said the entire package of treaties forming a common economic space would have to be in place first.
He called for an audit back to 2000 into the payments given to Mr. O'Reilly and his sons; for the current €300,000 annual salary still being paid to the elder Mr. O'Reilly — reflecting his new status as "president emeritus" — to be abolished immediately; and for the company chairman backed by Mr. O'Reilly, Brian J. Hillery, to be removed.
They should be abolished immediately.
Shaw retired in 1969 at the age of 61, he would be the first and last "Professor of Beekeeping" to do so as the position was abolished immediately after.
When 5 mM indole is added to a broth culture of E. coli, cell division is abolished immediately.
