The phrase "a response is built" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of creating or formulating a response to a question or situation.
Example: "In this discussion, a response is built through careful consideration of the evidence presented."
Alternatives: "a response is formulated" or "a response is constructed."
An interesting question is how this kind of response is "built in" to the brain.
This response is built into the view that the physical world is fundamentally computational (next section).
This instinctual response is built upon the assumption that there is something terribly wrong with death.
The exclusion by some member states of the LGBT community at the HLM goes against the very principles that the AIDS response is built upon.
Two-dimensional blocks of constant response are built, and a reducing procedure similar to the one followed in univariate regression is applied to improve parsimony.
The AMPATH response was built on an infrastructure of clinics, [ 18- 20] food and medical distribution services, networks of community health workers, and a comprehensive electronic medical record system.[ 24] The unified attitude and commitment of AMPATH personnel to provide care for all patients were also cited by healthcare providers as key factors enabling an effective response.
The HIV response was built on the engagement and inclusion of a strong, diverse community working towards a common goal.
It is crucial that the gains made during the response are built upon.
Each team member's response was built not only upon memory in hindsight, but also upon notes taken throughout the research process.
As part of the pulmonary inflammatory process network building, five networks (T-cell activation and recruitment, Th1 differentiation, Th2 differentiation, Th1 Response, Th2 response) were built to describe Th1 and Th2 signaling in the non-disease lung context.
In the first step, a model for describing the relation between controllable factors and responses is built.
