The phrase "a frontline response" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an immediate or direct reaction to a situation, often in contexts like emergency services, healthcare, or crisis management.
Example: "The organization implemented a frontline response to address the urgent needs of the affected communities."
Alternatives: "an immediate response" or "a direct response".
At 47, Cotton now has 102 fire stations, 4,800 uniformed firefighters and 800 other staff under her command and is responsible for frontline response to emergencies in a city where 100,000 incidents had to be attended last year, from fires to flooding to major road and tram accidents, and where the terrorism threat is ranked as "severe".
Platelets are small discoid anuclear cell fragments that are key players in haemostasis – a frontline physiological response to acute tissue injury.
The fire service has been using that information to not only map the NSW fires but as part of its frontline response – potentially saving lives and property.
The hospital, which will form the new frontline response to any future outbreaks, can be deployed and operational anywhere in Sierra Leone within 48 hours.
In the following days and weeks, as the abuse continued, I researched body-worn cameras, eventually securing the loan of some from Reveal Media and Taser International – who have provided the cameras currently on trial with 500 frontline response officers in the Metropolitan police.
We should expand successful efforts such as those by Ethiopia and Rwanda to train cadres of community health workers, who can expand access to care and serve as the frontline response to future disease outbreaks.
This is especially the case in the context of high HIV prevalence where families have been the frontline response to the epidemic (Heyman, Earle, Rajaraman, Miller, & Bogen, 2007; Phiri & Tolfree, 2005), and have also absorbed the greatest social and economic costs associated with its everyday impacts (Donahue, 2005).
This study shows how ED data might be utilised to inform frontline responses, including by EDs themselves.
2. Establish the extent to which the CJF Project has managed to facilitate provision of prompt frontline responses to children's and women's rights violations.
