The phrase "all the immediate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to things that are urgent or require prompt attention in a specific context.
Example: "We need to address all the immediate concerns before moving on to long-term planning."
Alternatives: "all the urgent" or "all the pressing".
It is difficult to know in the midst of all the immediate terrors of "28 Days Later" what Mr. Boyle meant for us to think about such things.
Jane Alley, who fled the city of Kajo Keji for Paterson, N.J., in the early 1990s, said that for all the immediate obstacles — ethnic and rebel violence, high infant mortality rates, widespread illiteracy — the technical distinction between building a new nation and rebuilding an existing one sent a powerful message.
So how does one acquire them with all the immediate fires that must be put out?
Specifically, the client generates a signature for each data item containing all the immediate predecessors in different dimensions.
With this definition of distance, high cardinality stars are particularly important since all (or almost all) the immediate neighbours of the centre have changed or lost correlation with the centre in disease.
Specifically, let N v be the set of all the immediate neighbors of v.
Over all, however, the immediate fiscal conditions remain sobering for Intel.
Encapsulated formulations, full-spectrum stool-based products, and defined microbial consortia are all in the immediate future.
It's a strange city in that it has vibrant suburbs all around the immediate outskirts, so the main shopping centre can feel a bit underwhelming.
That the blood bank was there at all, in the immediate vicinity of another mass shooting, happened to be a coincidence.
Government and bureaucracy are curiously absent in "Aftershock," which is, after all, about the immediate and lingering effects of a natural disaster.
