The phrase "for immediate release" is correct and frequently used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that information can be shared with the public or media immediately, without delay. Example: "The company has announced a new product launch for immediate release. This innovative technology is expected to revolutionize the industry."
All articles are made freely available immediately upon publication and all articles will be deposited into PubMed Central for immediate release.
The panel said the trial judge could set conditions for immediate release.
Excipients for immediate release (IR) tablet formulations were selected according to compatibility studies.
They usually contain two single doses of medication, one for immediate release and one for delayed release.
Thermal and solution based screening techniques were utilized to screen hydrophilic polymers suitable for immediate release formulations.
Opting for immediate release allows for greater dissemination of your work and has the advantage of allowing you to establish yourself as a scholar in your discipline.
In 1991, the State Court of Appeals ruled that anyone arrested in New York who was not arraigned within 24 hours was eligible for immediate release.
The drug agency told manufacturers that the recommended dose for women should be lowered to 5 milligrams from 10 for immediate-release products like Ambien, Edluar and Zolpimist.
The OR for immediate-release nifedipine was significantly higher than that for sustained-release/extended-release nifedipine (P=0.001), and the OR for nifedipine monotherapy was higher than that for nifedipine combination therapy (P=0.03).
Furthermore, it was often difficult to determine if nausea rates for different labels of the same active ingredient were from the same clinical trial, as was often the case for immediate-release and extended-release products.
Historically, IVIVC analysis has been more successful for modified-release products than for immediate-release dosage forms.
