The phrase "immediately communicated" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to describe when information or messages are quickly and directly shared with someone or a group. Example: The company CEO immediately communicated the new policy changes to all employees via email.
He said it was private, but then he immediately communicated a larger point.
Any decisions or developments regarding this match will be immediately communicated".
Those first television pictures of efficient-looking army teams boarding flights to the earthquake zone immediately communicated a sense of "can do".
The performance he led was thoroughly prepared and thoroughly dramatic: the sorrow, the raging, the anxiety and the sweetness all strongly and immediately communicated.
The results were not immediately communicated to the team, but as uncomfortable as it was for Swisher, he was convinced that his strained left hip flexor muscle would not cause him to miss more than a few games.
First there is the primary meaning, something that is directly and immediately communicated by a word.
"That immediately communicates danger," he said.
So, the title of Gone with the Wind immediately communicates an association with the genteel sophistication of the southern US.
"The goal is to immediately communicate to people that this is a different kind of film for Tyler".
"Sometimes the address immediately communicates what you want people to know about a building, so why bother to name it?" said Adrienne Albert, president of the Marketing Directors, a brokerage and marketing firm that focuses on new construction.
The computer semi-automatically or automatically processes this raw information in accordance with its programmed instructions and immediately communicates the result to an electromagnetic perforator, the output device, that produces a second tape, like the first but that also bears, in the proper places, perforations ordering the ends of lines.
