The phrase "a dedicated response" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a response that is focused, committed, or specifically tailored to a particular issue or question.
Example: "In order to address the concerns raised by the community, we need to provide a dedicated response that outlines our plans for improvement."
Alternatives: "a focused reply" or "a committed answer".
This ambivalence in gene regulation was interpreted as part of a dedicated response of barley to biotrophic or hemi-biotrophic pathogens.
The growing popularity of Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs) and the expanding capabilities of mobile phones combined with the relative ease of using existing web-based technologies mean that the need for a dedicated response system is waning.
However, we found that a package of second-generation telecare equipment and associated monitoring service and (in two sites) a dedicated response service did not constitute a cost-effective alternative to usual care, assuming a commonly accepted willingness to pay for QALYs.
Further research should investigate and consider the development of a short version of the SFI and the possible use of a three box dedicated response option.
(2010a, p. 367) Emotion consists of neural circuits (that are at least partially dedicated), response systems, and a feeling state/process that motivates and organizes cognition and action.
The most commonly cited features were summarised by Izard in one sentence: Emotion consists of neural circuits (that are at least partially dedicated), response systems, and a feeling state/process that motivates and organizes cognition and action.
A number of variants can be considered: they comprise adaptive Monte Carlo, dedicated response surfaces and deterministic design of experiments or hybrid variants with classical FORM or simulation methods.
They have been charged by officers from Operation Podium, the Met's dedicated response to serious and organised crime at the Games.
That's what we did to protect our troops from IEDs, and we owe the men and women in uniform who struggle silently with mental health issues the same dedicated response.
Analysis excluding the costs of dedicated response services in sites 2 and 3 yielded similar results.
Some resource use data were not available (e.g. numbers of alerts, types of call-centre responses to participants); numbers of dedicated response visits were not available at the individual level.
