The phrase "an immediate and dramatic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a quick and significant change or effect in various contexts, such as in reports, analyses, or narratives.
Example: "The new policy led to an immediate and dramatic improvement in employee morale."
Alternatives: "a swift and striking" or "a quick and significant".
It would also have an immediate and dramatic impact on financial markets, investment, prices and jobs.
The brief said Proposition 209 "had an immediate and dramatic adverse effect on the admissions and enrollment of underrepresented minority students".
A vote to leave the EU would also have an immediate and dramatic impact on financial markets, investment, prices and jobs," Soros added.
It is not a role anyone would wish for Lawson, and yet, charities that work with victims of domestic violence report it has had an immediate and dramatic impact.
If the electorate is confused enough to pass both measures (such things have happened), the one with the greater number of Yes votes takes effect.Also on that California ballot is Proposition 25, which might have an immediate and dramatic effect in curing the state's notorious political dysfunction.
"There was an immediate and dramatic response by this critically ill patient to a fecal retention enema," he noted for the first.
Surgical trauma leads to an initial excessive inflammatory response, together with an almost immediate and dramatic depression of cell-mediated immunity.
He had an almost immediate and dramatic response to treatment.
If not, the impact of living without the PIRCs will be immediate and dramatic — a major blow for kids in high-poverty communities, the parents who love them, the school districts who teach them, the communities who care for them, and a nation that relies on them.
According to Ross, cancer patients receiving just a single dose of psilocybin experienced immediate and dramatic reductions in anxiety and depression, improvements that were sustained for at least six months.
