The phrase "as immediately available" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is readily accessible or obtainable without delay.
Example: "The resources you requested are as immediately available as we discussed in our last meeting."
Alternatives: "readily available" or "instantly accessible".
Contra Ross, I will argue that the neural adaptations characteristic of addiction provide a mechanism for judgment shift of the general kind Ainslie describes (though I do not take myself to be committed to all the features of Ainslie's view: in particular, on my account cues predictive of drug availability cause preference-reversals as effectively as immediately available rewards).
The charge of the MFC is stored in two ways, either as biochemically bound or as immediately available, which are conditioned by the molecular diffusion in the biofilm and the double-layer capacity, respectively.
Unlike music, art and literature, it is an artform that requires a certain amount of complex technology, and is not as immediately available to people the way that, say, a pen and paper are.
Expressed breastmilk is promoted by mainly commercial sites as immediately available, although pumps were also presented as needing to be concealed, not heard or seen.
WiMAX is proposed as an immediately available solution to address the data connectivity needs demanded by synchrophasor applications.
(Participant 4) Sometimes participants do ask for help, but if support is perceived as not immediately available they tend to do the work themselves because, generally speaking, they think it cannot wait.
2. New software code must be integrated as fast as possible and be immediately available to all people – using automation (and continuous integration (CI) systems) to keep the amount of currently ongoing changes in the code small.
One means of applying this policy is the provision of information to job seekers as to vacancies immediately available, and to workers at large as to the prospects and requirements of particular occupations.
According to your article, hospitals complain of the risk of being sued for a bad outcome if they follow the old guideline of having the surgical team "readily available," which allows calling in a team from outside the hospital, as opposed to "immediately available".
In addition the semantic integration greatly simplifies the future sharing of the produced data as it is immediately available in semantic form.
Lung ultrasound (LUS) has emerged as a rapid, immediately available, non-invasive bedside tool for detection of several pulmonary and/or pleural diseases [ 1, 2].
