The phrase "instant rise" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a quick or immediate increase in something, such as prices, interest, or popularity.
Example: "The product experienced an instant rise in sales following the advertising campaign."
Alternatives: "immediate increase" or "rapid surge"
The instant rise to prominence of the unheralded Mr. Zubkov, a confidant of Mr. Putin, added a new element of suspense for the two Russian officials long regarded as the principal presidential contenders: Sergei B. Ivanov and Dmitry A. Medvedev, both first deputy prime ministers.
MOSCOW, Sept. 14 — Russia's Parliament confirmed Viktor A. Zubkov as prime minister on Friday, cementing the instant rise to Kremlin stature of a quiet confidant of President Vladimir V. Putin even as Mr. Putin added fresh uncertainty to the question of who might succeed him.
When applied bilaterally to both antagonistic ankle muscles, the vibration gives instant rise to a background noise and deprives subjects from relevant proprioceptive messages generated by body oscillations [ 19, 21].
Nearly 40,000 low-wage workers will get an instant pay rise on Wednesday, when Seattle begins to phase in a landmark $15 minimum wage law that was passed amid controversy last year.
London prices for robusta beans, used in instant coffee, rose by 13% in one day, near to five-month highs.
A fundamental virtue of the cinema, and maybe even the founding one, is that it makes time ebb and flow: that it conjures a sense of time, of time as such, that isn't necessarily that of the real-time events onscreen; that it puts apparent continuities out of sync with themselves, layers tempi, unfolds instants into rising arcs, drops slow unfoldings into shocking free fall.
He has created an instant cliché: the rise to nowhere.
But none hit with as much surprise and sizzle as his story of the 25-year-old Bernstein's instant and unlikely rise to fame on Nov. 14, 1943.
The proportion of mobile phone users using instant messaging also rose from 38% in 2013 to 42% in 2014, driven by services such as WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger.
The London traded November futures contract on robusta beans, the type mostly used to make instant coffee, has risen by a third since June to $2,027 £1,5611) a tonne on the ICE exchange after the main growing areas of Espirito Santo and Bahia were hit by drought, leaving farmers with only half their potential crop.
LONDON — Hours after being beaten into second place on the "Britain's Got Talent" TV show, Susan Boyle, an instant celebrity who rose from obscurity to global renown and recognition, was taken from a London hotel to a private clinic under police escort Sunday night, the police and her associates said Monday.
