The phrase "a policing response" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or measures taken by law enforcement or authorities in reaction to a situation or event.
Example: "The community demanded a policing response to the recent rise in crime rates."
Alternatives: "law enforcement action" or "police intervention".
In a statement, Sims said: "I continue to work with the police authority to develop a policing response that is consistent with available good practice but is not slavishly adopting empty slogans".
The Metropolitan police said it continues to attend calls relating to mental illness that require a policing response and that work is ongoing through the National Police Chiefs Councill (NPCC), College of Policing and "health partners" on policy and protocol.
Rather it is about creating a policing response that is capable of protecting England fans from these attacks.
Less than a quarter of them legitimately required a police response, he said.
They rightly just want to know they will get a police response when they need it.
Three complaints from one household or a complaint from five separate households will compel a police response.
Native women who report rape may not get a police response for hours or days, especially in rural areas.
She confirmed that victims who failed to get a police response to repeated complaints of antisocial behaviour would get a new right to force them to take action.
In 2007 officers responded to 2,711 false alarms, but Chief David P. Sabagh said only four legitimately required a police response, like one where officers found a broken water pipe.
"Everybody that gets victimized by a crime gets a police response, which is more important than statistical counting at the end of the year," Chief Crawford said.
Depending on the jurisdiction, a police response could take as long as 24 to 72 hours after a child's disappearance.
