The phrase "a individual reply" is not correct.
It should be "an individual reply." You can use the corrected phrase when referring to a response that is specific to one person or situation.
Example: "I would appreciate an individual reply to my inquiry so that I can address my concerns directly."
Alternatives: "a personal response" or "a specific reply."
Due to the volume of reports received on a daily basis, not all reports to the spam mailbox are able to be given an individual reply.
A housewife relates how, as a teen-ager, she had screamed with joy as Hitler passed in the street, and written in her notebook, "This is the most beautiful day of my life!" Another woman, in one of the most memorable, most individual replies, says that she had an uncle who kept livestock.
Rosenberg circulated with pad and pencil and took a poll on the eventual verdict in the trial (with anonymity of the individual replies guaranteed).
Asked how it felt to represent corporate-brand nerds at SXSW, one individual replied, "I actually reject the 'nerd' characterization.
Three pros: The Twitter seminar gave students the rare opportunity to ask questions and post comments to Andy through tweets and receive individual replies.
Rather than send a printed card as thanks for these spidery scrawls, my mother felt — and I agreed — that it was best to write individual replies that reflected each person's degree of intimacy with my father.
With this tweak, the thin blue conversation line that caused such controversy when Twitter started threading it through connected tweets, back in 2013, again with the aim of making it easier to follow when users were directly @ing each other, now appears to be taking precedence over and above individual replies to tweets.
You can also "like" individual replies or mark them as spam.
"I'm busy," came individual replies from my wife and two daughters.
Five days after sending the pre-notification postcard, we sent every participant a cover letter, a questionnaire, a self-addressed postcard with an individual participant's name, a stamped reply envelope, and a 500 yen (approximately US$5) prepaid gift card for use at bookstores as an incentive.
