The phrase "a response of a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing the nature or type of a response in various contexts, such as academic writing or formal communication.
Example: "The study aimed to analyze a response of a participant to the survey questions."
Alternatives: "a reply from a" or "an answer from a".
For example, for the prompt "a robbed safe," a response of "a soldier suffering from PTSD" captures the sense of loss, violation and dysfunction.
The persecution was not a response to Jews becoming rich from usury (as the history used to run) but a response of a society in tumultuous change as powerful interests sought to take advantage.
Measurements studied a response of a single strip on the synchrotron microbeam in face-on and edge-on modes using CMRP designed and developed readout electronics for a parallel readout of single strips.
Engineering tools which are used to assess a response of a structural component to the applied loads are typically based upon the mechanics of continuum and are not able to account for these effects.
The revival of jihad as warfare began as a response of a proud civilisation to the insults of colonialism, and proceeds by way of the writings of Sayyid Qutb (1906-66) in Egypt and Sayyid Abu Ala Maududi (1903-79) in the Indian subcontinent.
The present work analyzes a possibility to simulate a response of a hyperelastic material (a semi-crystalline thermoplastic polymer) to monotonous uniaxial tensile loadings considering different strain-energy density functions as well as uniaxial cyclic loading using the commercial software ABAQUS/CAE.
Each dot is a response of an executive we surveyed from a particular company in a certain industry.
The threat posed by al-Qaida was described in apocalyptic terms, and a response of an equally massive scale was seen as necessary.
Impedance of molybdenum oxides and oxide nitrides was obtained by measuring the magnitude |Z| and the phase φ of an alternating current as a response of an applied alternating potential (impedance analyzer N4L: IAI+PSM1735).
(a) Responses of a Pd-SnO2 NB to ethanol at 100 ~ 500 ppm at 230°C.
(A ) Responses of an example cell to probes during the baseline phase (black) and the adapting phase (gray) of the experiment at both the adapted and unadapted locations.
