Passing a subquery directly to a table type parameter in USP in SQL Server

Question

Let's say I have an stored procedure defined with a table parameter and table parameter type

CREATE Type dbo.P1 AS TABLE 
(
    Id Int NOT NULL,
    Name nvarchar(50) NULL
)

CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[usp_D]
(
    @id0 Int,
    @P1 dbo.P1 READONLY
)
AS
...

I can call this stored procedure by declaring a table variable

DECLARE @V as dbo.P1 

Filling it with data

--tbl_V is just some table with data
INSERT INTO @V (id, name) SELECT id, name FROM tbl_V

and calling the stored procedure

Execute dbo.usp_d 
  @id0=1, -- some value
  @P1=@V

My question: is it possible to pass a query directly to the stored procedure in one step, without separate declaration of the @P1 variable and inserting data into it, something like this:

Execute dbo.usp_d 
      @id0=1, -- some value
      @P1=(SELECT id, name FROM tbl_V)

Answer 1

I believe the simple answer is, you can't.

<Speculative Rant>

This would have been an ideal opportunity for the SqlServer team to have used the Table Valued Constructor syntax, e.g.

Execute dbo.usp_d 
      @id0=1, -- some value
      @P1= VALUES(1, 'Hello');

(Albeit with some typing considerations).

Similarly, it is also not possible to return a Table type from a Table Valued Function, which stymies the opportunity to at least do a Constructor TVF:

Execute dbo.usp_d 
      @id0=1, -- some value
      @P1= (SELECT * FROM dbo.ConstructorFunction(1, 'Hello'));

What would have been nice is Oracle-style nested table constructor syntax, e.g.

Execute dbo.usp_d 
      @id0=1, -- some value
      @P1= TABLE(dbo.P1(1, 'Hello'));

</Speculative Rant>