The phrase "immediate grasp" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a quick understanding or comprehension of a concept or idea.
Example: "After the lecture, I had an immediate grasp of the complex theories discussed."
Alternatives: "instant understanding" or "quick comprehension."
Your body has an immediate grasp of what's going on, or fails to, and then does it better next time.
Reading gives people the impression that they have an immediate grasp of their scripture; they are not compelled by a teacher to appreciate its complexity.
The most audacious aspect of Nietzsche's Hellenism, however, was his conviction that the highest achievement of the Greeks was within immediate grasp, and had been reborn in the work of a god of his personal acquaintance: Richard Wagner.
I felt a gradual disengagement from the domestic politics of the United Kingdom, and the third generation of black British had created a world and language, rich and admirably rebellious, that was no longer within my immediate grasp.
Mr. Trump had an immediate grasp over the geopolitical significance of the Republic of Georgia and its Black Sea region, acknowledging its vast potential by jointly transforming this hidden gem into the next Riviera.
Meanwhile, Colonel Qaddafi's foreign intelligence chief, Bouzaid Dorda, was reported to be in rebel custody on Sunday, even as the government of Niger confirmed that Saadi el-Qaddafi had escaped the rebels' immediate grasp by crossing the border through the desert.
The faculty of perception in the Soul cannot act by the immediate grasping of sensible objects, but only by the discerning of impressions printed upon the Animate by sensation: these impressions are already Intelligibles while the outer sensation is a mere phantom of the other [of that in the Soul] which is nearer to Authentic-Existence as being an impassive reading of Ideal-Forms.
An explanation might be that as the remapping process from the craniotopic to the retinotopic reference system takes more time (as reflected in over-all longer SRTs for acoustically triggered saccades), the salience of the acoustic target becomes obscured and thus the immediate "grasp-reflex" less strong.
He has an immediate, intuitive grasp of the situation, and knows how to make the patient feel understood and less alone.
We might call their two different conceptions intuitive intellection in the case of Spinoza and intuitive perception in the case of Eliot.11 Intuitive intellection consists of an immediate rational grasp of the essence of a particular.
A soldier comes home in the immediate grip of experience, but it can take years -- often a lifetime -- to grasp what that experience means.
