The phrase 'can immediately start' is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
The phrase implies that something can begin right away, without having to wait. For example: "Once you purchase our product, you can immediately start enjoying its benefits."
Zerlina Maxwell (@ZerlinaMaxwell) RT @lheron: Obama: People can immediately start registering for emergency assistance.
"It gave you what you need to know so you can immediately start using it," he said.
The drive has a built-in Ethernet port, and Windows and Mac computers can immediately start backing up to the drives without intervention.
A federal judge has ruled that the police can immediately start enforcing the most contentious section of the state's immigration law.
While the refugees who arrived today can immediately start to get on with rebuilding their lives and recovering from the trauma they experienced, there have been warnings that many Syrian asylum seekers who are already here are faring less well.
"My guests today believe that once you discover the Secret, that you can immediately start creating the life you want, whether it's getting out of debt, whether it's finding a more fulfilling job, even falling in love," Winfrey said.
For the fund, this means that Ng plans to create teams that can then immediately start experimenting with new ideas.
You can also immediately start a chat session with a website visitor who appears to need assistance.
As soon as first task is over, the next task can be immediately started without wasting further time.
It can seem funny to immediately start with "John Smith loves rafting and hates eating Cheetos.
After creating an app with LayerGloss your reader can download your app and immediately start reading.
