The phrase "a perceived response" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how someone interprets or understands a reaction or reply to a situation or stimulus.
Example: "The study aimed to analyze a perceived response to the new marketing strategy among consumers."
Alternatives: "an interpreted reaction" or "a recognized reply".
Hazard-related attributes represent a more detailed measure of perceived response-efficacy that includes efficacy for protecting people, efficacy for protecting property, and utility of the adjustment for other purposes.
For respondents from higher income brackets, the monetary expense associated with preparing may represent a perceived protective response cost rather than an actual lack of resources.
And I can't imagine #AllLivesMatter being a perceived appropriate response if the "Black" in BLM was replaced with any other demographic.
Trump's administration has been criticized for a perceived slow response to the opioid epidemic — which contributed to an estimated 72,000 overdoses in 2017 — or, in some camps, for taking a more punitive, criminal justice-based approach.
A further dog was withdrawn (and euthanased) between days 14 and 28 for a perceived poor response to therapy so that, ultimately, 17 dogs completed the trial.
With most biaxial sensors, performance on the vertical and horizontal axes is not equal, and there is often a perceived difference in response time when using different lenses.
We suggest that applicants consider a perceived 'acceptable' range of response, and ensure that their own response falls within this range.
We constructed a categorical measure of the pharmacy as a perceived bottleneck using the response options "little/no extent," "some extent," "moderate extent", and "large extent".
And the depth of exasperation in the public at large places at risk a mature and responsible response to a perceived choice between the lesser of two evils, the quality of the opposition notwithstanding.
For fear-induced deaths, the demise starts with our fight-or-flight response, which is the body's physical response to a perceived threat.
