The phrase "a prompt one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is quick or immediate in response or action.
Example: "The customer service team was known for being a prompt one, always addressing inquiries within minutes."
Alternatives: "a quick one" or "an immediate one".
These data were explained by a prompt one-way spillover of the excitation energy adsorbed by sugar-phosphate moiety of AMP to the nitrogenous base [ 22].
Beefed-up system memory can store multiple versions of a musical transition; a game engine can prompt one if a player eviscerates an alien or another if he slips on an eel.
To educate people on the publishing process and spread the message of #LiTinCOLOR, a campaign to honor writers of color, the tent hosts invite festival-goers to come by their booth, pick up an open-ended prompt (one, for example, reads "What's behind you?") and sit down at a typewriter for three minutes.
Print may be dying, and Rihanna may know that a cover shoot might not sell a single download or prompt one solitary stream, but glossies have the biggest picture budgets.
It took a looooong time to load before throwing me to a prompt, although one time it got all the way to loading up the Common Unix Printing System (cupsd) but it ended up just hanging there until I eventually shut down the computer.
These results would prompt one to use hourly recalibration.
Several outbursts even drowned out the piped music, which ranged from feather-soft jazz to the sounds of a waterfall, prompting one miffed patron to ask,- "Is there a giggle-free area?" DENNY LEE.
Soon, one man is claiming to have grown up "in a lake", prompting one companion to exclaim: "You were lucky to have a lake!
A third idea, to increase the gas tax 45 to 50 cents a gallon, prompted one person to say, "That you should do!" That brought Mr. Corzine to the fourth option — his plan.
The American rookie, whose excellence has been one of the biggest surprises over the last three days at Celtic Manor, holed his second shot at the 8th, a 140‑yard wedge for an eagle, prompting one of the more memorable celebrations in golf.
PAGE C1 OPEC MAY STEP IN AS PRICES CLIMB The price of oil climbed still higher, reaching $126 a barrel, prompting one OPEC official to suggest that the oil cartel could prick the price bubble.
