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"on a spot" is correct and usable in written English.
It means "instantly" or "immediately". For example, "When he heard the news, he was ready to leave on a spot."
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All except one, who is sitting motionless with her eyes fixed on a spot on the ceiling.
Ellison now realized he was on a spot.
"I keep them on a spot under the basket.
I let my arms hang at my sides and focussed on a spot on the floor.
Palestine forward Mahmoud Dhadha on a spot of business with Japan's AC Milan star Keisuke Honda.
They're points, fixed on a spot, in a place, at a point.
Air time for the campaign is being bought locally, on a spot basis, he said.
Baer might find Tony insisting on a spot of off-season fishing on his boat.
"The kids had to interview me, which puts you on a spot at bit.
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My son is happy for us to set out immediately on a spot-check road trip for you, I'm sure.
Epitope mapping was performed on a spot-membrane covering Jmjd6 in fifteenmers, each shifted by three amino acids.
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