The phrase "immensely without" can be grammatically correct and used in written English, but it is not a commonly used phrase
It may sound awkward or unusual to certain readers, so it should be used carefully. Example: The young girl's love for her mother was immensely without any condition or hesitation.
There are activities common to most humans that we enjoy immensely, without much thought, and as frequently as opportunity and instinct provide.
It is not unreasonable to admire Mr. Burton immensely without wanting to peer at the exposed brain stems of his characters, but "Sleepy Hollow" leaves no choice.
Online education means you can scale immensely without worrying about growing the physical plant and those costs, and it also means students need only a phone to participate, lowering costs immensely.
Enigmatic and complicated, she goes from being powerless to immensely powerful, without meaning to.
The N.F.L. will remain immensely popular without Manning on the field.
Wallace manages to carry out a role which is immensely worthy without being in any way sanctimonious.
The reality is that these changes would be immensely difficult without the tailored, flexible, IT system that was provided free of charge.
"Vegetable Literacy" is a happy book — warm, chatty, and immensely informative without being at all didactic — and the odd thing is that Madison has never written so much or so well or so attentively about vegetables as she does now.
On Andy Flower, Lord Selvey says: Immensely loyal without being sentimental, but a pragmatist too, and in enforcing his duties when it comes to the betterment of the England team, as cold-heartedly ruthless as they come.
The analysis can be immensely simplified, without loss of generality, by considering the lumped stiffnesses, equilibrium and drift compatibility of adjoining subframes, instead of those of the constituent elements of the system.
Most of us, most of the time, use immensely popular technologies without masks or noise.
