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The phrase "a response from the" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to an answer or reply that is expected or received from a specific source or individual. Example: "I am waiting for a response from the committee regarding my application."
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We're seeking a response from the Obama camp and others.
But certainly we want a response from the viewer".
"It was about eliciting a response from the community".
Gatland expects a response from the defending champions against France.
A response from the producers was not immediately available.
That drew a response from the wasplike helicopter tankers that are workhorses in these blazes.
The ESPN report did not include a response from the Nets.
Mr. Sheridan's "t'ain't fair" argument did not even get a response from the justices.
Guardian Australia did not receive a response from the Cambodia, Vietnam or Thailand immigration departments.
She said that this week corrections employees were unable to find a response from the judge.
The judge asked for a response from the government by April 15.
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