The phrase "immediately conspicuous" is grammatically correct and is often used in written English.
It describes something that is easily noticeable or stands out right away. Example: The bright red sign was immediately conspicuous, catching the attention of everyone passing by.
Portswood Road, a quiet suburban high street in the suburbs of Southampton, is not immediately conspicuous as a hive of revolutionary agitation.
Although the effect of these legal measures was not immediately conspicuous, they nevertheless prepared the ground for their subsequent successful implementation.
So were about 20 young men, immediately conspicuous because they were dressed in the dull-green uniforms of the first world war.
When Joel Edgerton sidles into view at a downtown Toronto restaurant, he cuts an immediately conspicuous figure, despite being less physically imposing than the first time we met each other, around the time of his breakout American film Warrior.
Consumption is conspicuous.
Either way, their absence has been conspicuous.
Facebook and Twitter have been conspicuous.
Mamava pods are intentionally conspicuous.
Red banner Security Alerts are posted on bulletin boards in all academic and residential halls and in other conspicuous areas to immediately alert the campus community of any serious crimes that have occurred on or near the campus.
As its name suggests, the White-eared Jacamar's most striking plumage feature is the conspicuous white ear coverts-patch, and this immediately distinguishes the present species from its only congeneric.
Ortega warned Sewell that he would probably feel conspicuous, as if everyone he encountered knew immediately that he was wearing a wire, but urged him to go about his day as normal.
