The phrase "immediate comprehension" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to understand something quickly and without delay.
Example: "The training program was designed to facilitate immediate comprehension of complex concepts."
Alternatives: "instant understanding" or "prompt grasp".
Rauschenberg's genius for combination surpasses immediate comprehension.
My reaction to every work of Reich's has been immediate comprehension.
The penlike enclosure has an inner fence and an outer fence, interconnected in a way that confounds immediate comprehension.
You might have to contain your need for immediate comprehension when you hear David Virelles's music at the Village Vanguard this week.
Indeed, one reason for Andersen's great appeal to both children and adults is that he was not afraid of introducing feelings and ideas that were beyond a child's immediate comprehension, yet he remained in touch with the child's perspective.
Andrew Flintoff and his agent, Chubby Chandler, have apparently changed the landscape of cricket beyond most people's immediate comprehension – much as Kerry Packer did in the 70s, and a one-eyed bricklayer and lob bowler called William Clarke did with his travelling all-stars in the 1840s.
Mohr's use of the algorithm to create art can be understood as an appropriation of a mathematical form to investigate aesthetic possibilities that are out reach of immediate human comprehension.
In the severe dementia group failure was most likely to be observed in, immediate memory, verbal comprehension, reading a sentence, and constructional praxis items.
My comprehension is immediate and automatic — unmediated by any reasoning at all.
Spinoza's "see in one glance" is thus very much like Eliot's "directness of sense"; for both of them the highest form of knowledge involves apprehending a particular problem, idea, situation, or entity in a nondiscursive, immediate, straight-ahead manner of comprehension.
Randt Short Story Memory Test 18 : assesses discourse memory (immediate and delayed) and oral language comprehension.
