'immediate years' is not correct and usable in written English.
You should use 'coming years' or 'next few years' instead. For example, "The coming years will be full of exciting opportunities."
Spectacle, in the immediate years after punk, was considered a narcissistic star trip, fundamentally non-egalitarian.
In the immediate years following 9/11 as I attempted to cope with loss, "Portraits of Grief" provided some comfort.
The immediate years following World War II was a period of political, economic and urban restructuring in Singapore and Hong Kong.
His main concern is how changes in our global climate will affect human food supply and what will our environmental landscapes look like in immediate years.
The history through the 1909 codification and in the immediate years thereafter unequivocally demonstrates that § 2114's predecessors were always intended for postal offenses.
The sarangiya Ram Narayan began the instrument's slow elevation to the classical stage and revolutionised its appreciation in the immediate years after Partition.
Such ethical quandaries grow more immediate year by year as genome sequencing gets cheaper and easier.
This will be particularly challenging given the immediate year-on-year cuts to the overall budget".
Students who have fewer than the maximum allotment of transfer credits may also opt to enroll in LAW 101 Foundations of Law in the immediate year.
Many of these individuals end up re-entering the labor force in subsequent years, sometimes in the immediate year after, but for the sake of robustness, I run the following two tests.
(Paediatrician, #106, 15 years, no H&W) I am more concerned about the future rather than in the immediate year or two, but it is important that he loses weight.
