The phrase "a proposed response" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting or presenting a potential answer or solution to a question or issue.
Example: "After reviewing the feedback, I have drafted a proposed response to address the concerns raised by the committee."
Alternatives: "a suggested reply" or "a recommended answer".
A proposed "response line", promising a turnaround within 48 hours, is manifestly ludicrous.
He faxed a proposed response to the Caribbean regulators to an unnamed lawyer working for Mr. Stanford.
To alleviate this difficulty, a new RBDO methodology developed integrating the HMV method with a proposed response surface method, which is specifically developed for reliability analysis and optimization.
(Response plan side effects) We employ mission impact assessment to achieve a qualitative assessment of potential negative side effects of a proposed response plan to an ongoing or potential attack.
A proposed response is crafted, only to fall apart amid partisan struggling.
Questionnaire A: open-ended; Questionnaire B: closed-ended with deceptive items; Questionnaire C: closed-ended In terms of global results, none of the questionnaire A respondents proposed response items of the long checklist, although 5.0% and 5.9% of questionnaire B and C respondents, respectively, correctly selected all items (Table 4).
(Pareto-efficient response plans) Let (vec {RP}^{d}) be a vector of proposed response plans, associated with a linearly scaled impact assessment of dimension d.
His proposed response is to redistribute income via progressive taxation.
In 1998, for example, Roger G. Whidden, Philip Morris's vice president for worldwide regulatory affairs, wrote Ms. Gillibrand a letter along with a draft document containing proposed responses to possible questions from reporters about nitrosamines, a cancer-causing agent in cigarettes.
Nevertheless, all of the beforementioned issues are directly resolved by an adequate approach of proposing response plans for evaluation.
But a proposed opioid response plan released by the state health department in January lists harm reduction, including syringe exchanges, as a top priority.
