'immediate form' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to describe something that is happening immediately or very quickly. For example, "He had to fill out the necessary paperwork in immediate form."
But the boxer represents a more immediate form of dynamism, even supermasculinity, no matter how retrograde.
Money is the most immediate form, and is a proper object of desire.
That should be a clear and immediate form of assisted suicide for a classically unsatisfiable heroine of the doomed.
"A premise of the house is that as many materials as possible were used in their direct, immediate form," Ms. Cox said.
For those who have relied on the store for breakfast, the bagel's sudden celebrity status carries with it an immediate form of disappointment.
It is an immediate form of poverty reduction for migrants and their families, while adding valuable skills, labor and entrepreneurship to countries of destination.
That two immediate forms of expression should lead such separate lives is curious, given how many means and ends they share.
Immediate forms of restitution could include industry-specific funding pools and the technology equivalent of Trade Adjustment Assistance (education, training and job placement).
Indeed, the immense power of digital media (social and traditional), more immediate forms of communication and the ability to collaborate regardless of distance and geography have reshaped our lives in too many ways to mention.
In the meantime officials will heed Mr Renzi's calls to consider more immediate forms of action.But Mr Cameron also insisted that Britain would not take in any additional refugees.
I don't doubt that there are readers who couldn't care less, who might turn to "City of Refuge" simply to learn more about Hurricane Katrina, but I wonder what they could find in this novel that isn't available in other, more immediate, forms.
