The phrase "immediate resistance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing quick or instant opposition to something, such as a change or an idea.
Example: "The proposal faced immediate resistance from the community, who were concerned about its impact on local resources."
Alternatives: "instant opposition" or "prompt resistance."
But the proposal had a kitchen-sink quality to it that met immediate resistance in Washington.
Dozens of police and bailiffs watched the operation and there was no immediate resistance from protesters.
Saisset was permitted to go to Rome, but Boniface's other measures encountered immediate resistance.
On Sunday evening around 50 heavily armed gunmen drove into Mpeketoni, meeting little immediate resistance from security forces.
But suggest that chess might be just a very complex math problem and there is immediate resistance.
Any mention of energy reforms was met with immediate resistance, including references to national sovereignty and constitutional protections.
He offered sensible proposals to pay for these reforms — including higher taxes on the rich and eliminating unjustified subsides for private Medicare plans — that met with immediate Congressional resistance.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama proposed a $4.1 trillion spending plan for fiscal year 2017 on Tuesday in a final White House budget that met immediate Republican resistance for its cost and reliance on tax hikes to fund domestic priorities.
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And with no immediate benefits, public resistance to reform in general is likely to grow.* "No gain without pain Germany's adjustment to a higher cost of capital", by Ben Broadbent, Dirk Schumacher and Sabine Schels.
