"immediately near" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example: "The store is located immediately near the bus station."
The attacks also have begun to stretch beyond the waters immediately near Nigeria.
Here, both siliceous oozes and calcareous oozes occur, but carbonate deposition dominates the region immediately near the Equator.
Historically, tall buildings have not been designed to anticipate a complete evacuation, because even during an office fire generally only the several floors immediately near it are cleared.
Akram, a private hire driver who was believed to be 32, had been in the Grand Mosque with his parents but was not immediately near them when the crane struck the building that is Islam's holiest site.
Maximal contractions in the concrete are expectedly recorded in the strain gages immediately near the column.
The wall-to-suspension heat transfer in circulating fluidized beds depends on the fluid mechanics immediately near the wall and on the thermal properties of the gas used.
The government might accommodate many of them if they could be convinced that the Americans were certain to leave: at least soon, if not immediately.The nearest thing to a voice of the insurgents has been the Muslim Scholars' Board, which speaks for some 3,000 Sunni mosques in the Arab parts of Iraq.
In parallel, near-real-time magnetic field data are compiled with data from the extremely high-energy electron experiments (XEP) instrument and high-energy electron experiments (HEP) instrument in space-weather telemetry packets, and downlinked immediately for near-real-time monitoring of the inner magnetosphere.
In fact, every few years a similar article on meniscus surgery is published and immediately the nearest sports medicine surgeon is asked his or her opinion.
The Fed created this facility immediately after the near collapse of Bear Stearns.
The LAGR Learning Appliedd to Ground Robots) project aims to change the way the robot sees its environment, first by splitting it into a near, immediately navigable area and a far, future-navigable area.
