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The phrase "a response from someone" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an answer or reply that you expect to receive from a specific individual or group.
Example: "I am waiting for a response from someone regarding my application status."
Alternatives: "a reply from someone" or "an answer from someone".
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Twenty-eight hours later, a response from someone named Shirley appeared.
She quickly received a response from someone called Rose, who had recognized her name.
I got a response from someone in Switzerland saying thank you for your inquiring and that the query had been forwarded to their U.S. offices".
"I got a response from someone I didn't know with a recommendation of an amazing coffee bar with cold-filtered coffee," he said.
In response to an e-mail inquiry, a response from someone using the name Richard Carroll — who is listed as an author on the site — said he did not own it.
Because before you can even get a response from someone, they've got to make that magic click and open your email!
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I had expected to find a sensitive response from someone who was concerned about my welfare.
It is natural to be stung emotionally by a negative response from someone whom you've told that you're bisexual.
Blaming me is an unseemly response from someone to whom I am writing a large check.
If you pack a music video with enough button-pushing imagery you will eventually elicit an angry response from someone, as Madonna has rediscovered (if she'd ever forgotten the lesson to begin with).
Incidentally, the last time we touched on Alex, in connection with the festival he held on his Cotswolds estate last summer, the item drew an irate response from someone who admitted to being his agent.
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