The phrase "as much immediately" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to express urgency or immediacy, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "I need you to respond as much immediately as possible."
Alternatives: "as soon as possible" or "immediately".
Thomas practically conceded as much — and immediately regretted it — as he reflected on the Knicks' struggles before Monday's practice at U.C.L.A. "Our guys are still trying to carve out their turf in the league; they haven't got to the point where they're superstars," Thomas said, a rare admission that he clearly wanted to take back.
Pilots at American Airlines rejected a company contract proposal that would have increased pay as much as 22percentt immediately in exchange for the union's giving up the right to strike.
Behind the scenes, the coaching staff were in agreement that they'd never seen a player with as much potential, and immediately promoted him to the first-team.
Schneiderman appears to be the first state attorney general who has come out in opposition to the National Right-to-Carry Reciprocity Act, though a call to the National Association of Attorneys General's office to confirm as much wasn't immediately returned.
But when we got inside our mum was sat at the kitchen table and asked us to come to her room, which she told us pretty much immediately, as far as I can remember – that her and my dad were getting divorced.
Regardless of where a poverty line is drawn, there will always be individuals living immediately above it who need government handouts as much as those living immediately below it.
A person may use only as much force as is "immediately necessary".
If Washington's appeal fails, the European Union will impose sanctions on American imports worth as much as $2.2 billion almost immediately, said Arancha Gonzalez, the European Commission spokeswoman on trade issues.
The fans started debating about it pretty much immediately, as they tend to do.
