The phrase 'immediately will be' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe an action that will happen very soon. For example: "We need to take action now; immediately will be too late."
One certainty, in an age when vast quantities of information are available instantaneously and outdated almost immediately, will be the ability to deal nimbly with complex and often ambiguous knowledge rather than simply accumulate facts for detailed reports.
Papandreou has responded by saying the 10,000 jobs that are going immediately will be followed by another 10,000 within weeks – the first ever mass dismissals of public sector workers.
Former England captain Michael Atherton, a man of the world but one with the dogged streak of a purist, was particularly withering about the fact that coming almost immediately will be two utterly inconsequential Twenty20 matches between England and New Zealand.
Those who cannot move immediately will be given the option of the BBC paying rent on a property in Salford for a maximum of two years at a maximum of £1,900 a month to allow them to commute back to London at weekends.
The new infrastructure-to-application model from the two companies, which will be available immediately, will be delivered as integrated offerings for large, heterogeneous data center environments as well as through solutions designed for small and midsize businesses.
Francis, whose papacy is effective immediately, will be formally installed at 4 30 a.m. EDT (9 30 a.m. CET) Tuesday, the feast of St. Joseph.
Parents now will be notified immediately, and students will be required to complete an alcohol education program or face expulsion.
HBO NOW isn't ready immediately, but will be soon, Amazon notes.
"Effective immediately, I will be stepping down.
The process of introducing the programme will begin immediately and will be welcomed by the leading players.
Immediately following will be a luncheon at Xavier's on the Hudson.
