"immediate presentation" is correct and usable in written English.
You would usually use it to refer to a presentation that is done quickly and without much delay. For example: "The manager asked us to make an immediate presentation on the new project."
In an email, he said he includes Arab themes in his work, but "the immediate presentation of the work would be more Germanic.
Poetry would be the "paradigm case" of an artwork with a clear and immediate presentation of meaning.
Under their model assumptions, immediate presentation at onset of symptoms would reduce transmission effectively.
Immediate presentation at symptom onset only increases the median delay a further day in this scenario.
For the scenario with R = 1.5 and 400 intending travelers per day, a combination of 100% flight-based quarantining, 100% compliance with mask wearing during travel and immediate presentation at symptom onset extends the estimated median delay from 57 to 79 days (Figure 5D).
Diagnostic utility limited to the immediate presentation to the ICU may not be useful in many clinical settings.
Of the immediate presentations, 4 patients had minor injuries such as lacerations and breast implant related injuries and were treated conservatively with outpatient plastic surgery follow-up.
Steps in the accreditation process are as follows: briefing of the medical school, the school's preparation of a database on itself, a five-day assessment visit by a team of senior academics, immediate oral presentation of a preliminary report to the medical school, preparation of a written report, and awarding of accreditation for up to ten years.
In the VLT, 15 monosyllabic words printed on paper are displayed, one by one, in three subsequent trials, with a free recall procedure immediately after each presentation (immediate recall).
Both web and Gtk interfaces would greatly simplify the use of the tool and would permit the immediate-gratification presentation of e.g. performance curves as vector sizes are swept across the size of L1 and L2 caches.
Mallowan noted that "Immediate and swift presentation of results was more important to him than profound scholarship, although his critical sense made him conscious that it was necessary to maintain high standards and he would approve of nothing that was slipshod".
