The phrase "although immediately" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a contrast or exception, but "immediately" does not fit well in this context without additional information.
Example: "Although immediately after the meeting, I felt more confident in my decision."
Alternatives: "even though right away" or "despite the promptness".
(Ms. Royal and Mr. Hollande, longtime partners, have four children together, although immediately following her loss to Mr. Sarkozy, the couple announced they were splitting up).
Fistulas between the aorta and oesophagus are rare, although immediately life threatening (Fig. 20a and b) [42].
Although immediately popular, "The Star Spangled Banner" was not the official national anthem until a law signed by Herbert Hoover made it so in 1931.
Although immediately concerned with the generalizability of treatments, policy changes subsequent to the Inclusion Act presume that participation in clinical trials "produces therapeutic benefits that should be accessible to all" [ 1, 2].
Although immediately embraced by the community as an important and beautiful advance, it had not previously been established formally that SAS-6 alone can assemble into rings with 9-fold symmetry.
We were surprised to find this, although immediately after that we saw the results of the French EPISEPSIS study, where the same kind of data came out in a study population that had more than 3000 patients.
Although not immediately influential, the poem eventually became the artistic fountainhead of an emerging national culture.
Although not immediately obvious to the public, innovative approaches have produced buildings not quite like anything else in the city.
Although suspicion immediately fell on the FBI's most wanted man, Osama bin Laden, Mr Bush's caution is reasonable.
Although Martin Tankleff immediately urged the police to investigate Mr. Steuerman and offered to take a polygraph test himself, they declined to do both.
