The phrase "immediate about" is not a commonly used or grammatically correct phrase in written English.
A more accurate and natural way to phrase this concept would be to use "directly related to" or "immediately concerning." For example: "The meeting's agenda will only cover topics that are immediately concerning our current project."
There's something so immediate about it.
Done well, I think it can be more immediate about getting into the viewer's own experience".
What I like about Petrilli's approach is that it gets very specific and very immediate about the landscape in front of us: 1 million poor kids entering kindergarten in less than two months.
Equally important is the mythical status of Turner's private studio practice, as a result of which such "beginnings" have come to represent something essential and immediate about the artistic process.
I also get the sense that people here, in particular, are actually more concerned in the immediate about our comfort and health than they are about us risking our lives on their behalf.
With three playoff-caliber teams -- Miami, Phoenix and Sacramento -- visiting Madison Square Garden in the next six days, nothing less than an immediate about face will keep the Knicks from spiraling further down in the middling Eastern Conference.
And at the coalface, Beth Prince, a solicitor for children in care and advisor to the Family Rights Group, testifies to an immediate about-turn in the attitude of one local authority to a family's situation.
The uproar caused an immediate about-face in D.C., and the proposed law was shelved.
Anxieties about side effects include immediate concerns about nausea, thrush, and diarrhoea.
Although there are immediate problems about survival in a war, you also have to think about the future.
There was no immediate information about survivors.
