The phrase "are often immediately" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe actions or events that frequently occur without delay.
Example: "The results of the experiment are often immediately available after the data is processed."
Alternatives: "are frequently available right away" or "are commonly accessible instantly."
Annie Leibovitz pictures are often immediately identifiable as Annie Leibovitz pictures because the colors are deeply saturated and the subjects are bathed in light.
Unlike film soundtracks, which are often immediately available on CD and for download, only the top game titles have their music released in the United States, although that is standard practice in Japan.
Passages like this are often immediately punctuated by hilariously anachronistic exclamations like "willickers!".
Teaching personal finance topics can be immensely rewarding because the lessons are often immediately applicable to many students' lives.
Ecstasy deaths are often immediately reported as overdoses, before toxicology reports are available, and attributed to super-strength tablets that have been laced with toxic substances and are infiltrating nightclubs.
By contrast, herpetiform vesicles, which reflect the name of the disease, may occur later or are often immediately excoriated, resulting in erosions, crusted papules, or areas of postinflammatory dyschromia, and are usually not seen in the patients.
People were often immediately drawn to her.
At this stage it's often immediately obvious if something isn't working and changes can be made very quickly.
Compared with research, neurosurgery is a more straightforward enterprise, in which the helpfulness of an intervention is often immediately apparent.
Ferrer was often immediately on defense and Nadal was able to develop the point successfully, winning 78 percent (11 of 14) of the deuce court second-serve points.
