"immediate agenda" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the topics of conversation or tasks that are most urgent or pressing, and which need to be handled first. For example, "The immediate agenda for today's meeting is to discuss staffing changes."
I have no immediate agenda to create a new department.
The Yankees have a few smaller items on their immediate agenda.
Air strikes and punishment were no longer on the immediate agenda.
His immediate agenda involves preparing himself physically for Sunday night's game, which would be his third in eight days.
Nonetheless Mr Rajan did hype-up his speech by arguing his immediate agenda "involves considerable change, and change is risky".
He is here to promote his blockbuster comedy Men In Black II, but humour is not on the immediate agenda.
The mayoral contests by contrast will have clear victors and immediate agendas.
While Hamas's and Israel's long-term designs remain at loggerheads, their immediate agendas dovetail.
The differences in the immediate agendas were on display in an obscure international forum -- including the United States, Iran, Germany and Italy -- in Geneva last Friday when American and Iranian delegations sat face to face to discuss Afghanistan, diplomats familiar with the talks said.
Yet both have immediate agendas that, while inherently unilateral in nature, are interconnected and are best served by avoiding both a return to the battlefield and a resumption of bilateral negotiations.
The plain fact of the matter is that we can't look into other people's souls; we can't even see into their immediate agendas at a dinner party, whether they are angling for someone else's date or covering up a private anguish.
