"immediate conversion" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the process of quickly changing one's beliefs or behavior, often in response to a sudden event or realization. Example: After witnessing the devastation caused by the earthquake, she had an immediate conversion to a more environmentally-conscious lifestyle.
Taxpayers must demand government subsidies for and immediate conversion to renewable forms of energy like solar, wind and geothermal.
Governments are unwilling to force an immediate conversion of foreign-currency loans into local currencies, because that would crystallise paper losses that would then have to be borne immediately by either banks or borrowers.
This immediate conversion results in rapid and irregular crystallization and unfavorable chemical conversion, coverage, and morphology.
Thus, we changed our standard operating procedure in 2014 in favor of immediate conversion of all LTs to TI.
The patient was firmly fixed in the left lateral position and immediate conversion to the supine position for chest compression was impossible.
We discuss a case of immediate conversion and 1 case of late conversion in patients previously treated with EVAR using the Ovation stent graft.
It gives them an advantage over competitors by helping them optimize for total conversions, not just clicks or immediate conversions.
These are wells that serve as observation wells, but are engineered for quick conversion to production (pumping) wells to facilitate immediate pressure reduction, if needed.
Maybe it's "too New York" for this New Englander (though I've since moved to NYC) or maybe "too Jewish" for this Catholic atheist non-Jew (no immediate plans of conversion).
Only one such event can occur, assuming fusion results in immediate and irreversible conversion of the adhered vesicles into a single vesicle.
The amount of added pyrophosphatase in the reaction medium was checked to be sufficient for an immediate and complete conversion of the released inorganic pyrophosphate into inorganic phosphate (Pi).
