The phrase "a responder for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who is responsible for responding to a particular issue or situation.
Example: "As a responder for customer inquiries, I ensure that all questions are addressed promptly."
Alternatives: "a representative for" or "a reply agent for".
Two adolescents played the Ultimatum Game, one as a proposer and one as a responder, for ten trials.
The data were compared using different thresholds for defining a responder for a number of end points.
On responding positively to a stimulus with a dichotomous outcome, the pig was registered as a responder and thereafter considered a responder for the remainder of the procedure.
If the survey was only partially complete for a child, that child was considered a responder for the information obtained and a non-responder for the missing information.
Global assessment of change was analyzed as the relative risk of being classified as a responder for treatment compared with placebo.
For rs8099917, the OR of being a responder for the TT genotype as compared to genotypes TG and GG was 3.14 (95 % CI = 1.26 7.85).
Recently, a responder index for IgG4-RD was proposed, which emphasized the subjective evaluation of lesions activity as well as serum IgG4 level [ 40].
Defining a "responder threshold" for a PRO measure is generally done using an "anchor-based" approach, i.e. using an external variable characterizing the meaning of a given change in HRQoL for a given patient 20.
Formerly an emergency responder for a New York City energy company, today the producer runs the labels The Corner and Deconstruct Music ( with Levon Vincent), and is a Berghain regular.
There has been no more dangerous place in the world to be a first responder for most of that time.
He has been a first responder for 1st The Queen's Dragoon Guards for three years.
