The phrase "a much stronger response" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the intensity or effectiveness of a response to a situation or stimulus, indicating that it is significantly more powerful than another response.
Example: "In light of the recent events, we need to prepare a much stronger response to address the concerns of the community."
Alternatives: "a significantly more robust reply" or "a far more intense reaction".
People from across the political spectrum have come together in the last week to demand a much stronger response from David Cameron to the refugee crisis, and rightly so.
The league did extensive market research to learn what fans wanted and said it got a much stronger response to the jersey names it chose than a true translation.
Moreover, it showed a much stronger response to mean minimum temperature in September than EVI-based dormancy.
"But, wherever we are, I'm sure we'll have a much stronger response than we were capable of in the past".
Remnant-reliant species displayed a much stronger response to remnant area than matrix-tolerant species indicating the importance of large remnants in maintaining representative bird assemblages.
While the number of regulated transcripts were below six in these two studies, our results showed a much stronger response with 93, 208, and 455 modulated transcripts for the kidney cortex, kidney medulla, and liver, respectively, in the group injected with the highest 131I activity.
RNA levels increased slightly on day 7 of lactation, and this expression rate remained the same on the first day of involution, but a second, much stronger response was found between the second day and fourth day after pup removal.
Looking at the whole transcriptome numbers the most evident difference between the stress response of Ofanto and Cappelli was the much stronger response of Cappelli to heat stress.
Finally, Chinese ethnicity in our study cohort could be another potential predictor to pemetrexed treatment as our previous study [ 11] also found much stronger response associated with pemetrexed treatment in the second-line setting in Chinese patients when compared to other studies mainly including Caucasian patients.
When expressed as a percentage of the subsequent response to 20 mM, glucose elevation from 1 to 5 mM induced a much stronger [ATP]pm response in α- than in β-cells.
Secretary of State John Kerry has condemned the verdict as "incompatible with the transition to democracy," but a much stronger American response is needed.
