The phrase "a cool response" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a reply that is impressive, calm, or composed, often in a casual or informal context.
Example: "When asked about the unexpected change in plans, she gave a cool response that reassured everyone."
Alternatives: "a chill reply" or "an impressive answer".
Jim Mugunga, a spokesman for the Ugandan finance ministry, clarified that the financial management of the grants was the responsibility of the health ministry, but gave a cool response to calls by activists to replace the health ministry as the implementer of programmes.
Other passenger groups issued a cool response.
The conditional nature of Rosewood's bid, however, brought a cool response from investors.
Initially, its offer of help got a cool response from both sides of the Taiwan Strait.
Pakistan has given a cool response to President Barack Obama's announced 30,000 troop surge in Afghanistan.
The Senate proposal also received a cool response from groups that have supported mandating insurance coverage for infertility treatments.
His praise for former Mayor Edward I. Koch, a divisive figure for many black residents, however, drew a cooler response.
The notion received a cooler response in the late 1970's, when Mrs. Fabricant, a researcher at Cornell University, began making a case for it along with a few other scientists.
Basin-wide Arctic warming favors a cooling response in the eastern US, while Barents/Kara warming favors the opposite35, resulting in destructive interference and partial cancellation (though the temperature trends are still negative).
The tiny Trafalgar Studios 2 has, through July 25, the London debut of Ella Hickson's "Eight": precisely the sort of play that can stand out amidst the Edinburgh Festival melee — as was by all accounts the case last summer — only to generate a cooler response down south.
That response got a cool reception from analysts.
