The phrase "acting immediately" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the need for prompt action or response in various contexts, such as business, emergency situations, or decision-making.
Example: "In case of a fire, it is crucial for everyone to be acting immediately to ensure their safety."
Alternatives: "taking prompt action" or "responding without delay".
By acting immediately, Mr Hollande is hoping to avoid a sapping of his government's authority.
Read climate scientist Ken Caldeira's essay "Stop Emissions!" wherein he sets down the moral imperative for acting immediately.
"We are taking responsibility for our mistakes, learning from them and acting immediately to address the concerns of consumers and independent government regulators".
Another rationale for acting immediately on the bailout is that bank depositors are getting panicky -- mostly in reaction to the July failure of IndyMac, in which uninsured depositors were exposed to loss.
Albert A. Gross, chief economist for Refco Inc., a Chicago-based futures brokerage firm, also argued that concern about the money supply would keep the Fed from acting immediately to lower the discount rate.
A report in May by the IPCC's Working Group III, which examines how climate change can be addressed, argued that devastating global warming can be avoided without excessive economic cost but only if the world begins acting immediately.
"We get a huge amount of information coming in that needs acting on immediately and we are a small organisation with a tiny budget.
Are there any signs to watch out for? "People have told me that, on reflection they had noticed some suspicious activity, such as a member of staff acting oddly immediately before the kidnap, but it's hard to make those connections.
June 11 , 1986at 10 47 A.M. (approximate) - The baby begins acting almost immediately after emerging from the womb.
In 2009, she was admitted to Yale's prestigious acting program, immediately impressing instructor Van Lieu: "She is what we call a natural," he said, "meaning that everything she did was instinctively right". Nyong'o struck "12 Years a Slave" director McQueen too.
Don't expect them to go right back to acting normally immediately.
