The phrase "a much better response" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when comparing the quality of responses, indicating that one is significantly improved over another.
Example: "After reviewing the feedback, I believe we can provide a much better response to the client's concerns."
Alternatives: "a far superior reply" or "a significantly improved answer."
Our times demand a much better response.
I have always had a much better response outside of Madison, even when I lived there.
"He wanted to see a much better response," says Rafick-Pierre Sekaly, an immunologist at the Vaccine and Gene Therapy Institute of Florida who helped to analyze the data.
The aim of the ongoing litter campaign is to urge companies to: 1. Increase their anti litter messaging 2. Reduce their packaging / use low impact packaging 3. Promote recycling / reusing 4. Support grass roots anti marine litter campaigns The eco-surfers say they got a much better response from Coca-Cola after sending the company a littered Coke bottle.
Which is a much better response than he's been getting before now (radio silence).
"The circumstances that we found ourselves in, I think, are unacceptable, and we've got to make sure that in the future that we have a much better response".
And although this is still a truck (it has an independent frame), that rigidity means much better response, and it also allowed GM to reduce the suspension settings so the ride is smoother without feeling sloppy during turns.
The simulation results show that the periodic activation of the K1 scheduler significantly decreases the scheduling overhead and still generates much better response time than that of a fixed schedule.
Recently, we found that PPD-reduced RGO exposed to DMMP exhibited much better response than that of the RGO reduced from hydrazine [63].
This is fascinating since the Py-rGO-based sensing devices exhibit much better response to NH3 gas than many other rGO-based devices[47, 48].
