The phrase "a response that makes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the nature or quality of a response, particularly in contexts where the impact or effect of the response is being evaluated.
Example: "The teacher appreciated a response that makes a strong argument and supports the thesis effectively."
Alternatives: "a reply that creates" or "an answer that generates".
This new cover is the only possible response – a response that makes you laugh.
Ask Gore how he will pick a suitable partner, and he provides a response that makes the process sound so utterly logical -- and so easy.
1. Interviewers don't want to hear your weaknesses, they want to see self-awareness "What are your weaknesses?" This can be difficult to answer, but if you think about what the recruiter is looking to get out of the question, it can help you to give a response that makes you stand out.
Yet every so often, I will receive a response that makes me want to scream as it damns my own perspective -- and sometimes even my own existence -- via a stinging interpretation of my post that I would never have thought of.
There were so many of those occasions, don't you think?" "I don't actually," Boyle answers, a response that makes Fassbender double over with laughter.
The Sickness asks me, "If I could flip a switch, and take it all away... .. and I whisper a response that makes me ashamed.
He added, "It's a response that made me think he didn't see the film.
According to Psychology Today, research shows that seeing a smiling face can actually evoke a physiological response that makes us feel rewarded.
For the most part, it is a conditioned response that makes you think you are a fraction of your true magnificence.
The staggering generosity of Americans after the tragedy at the World Trade Center should be matched by a tightly structured process that respects the autonomy of individual relief organizations but orchestrates a coherent response that makes proper use of both private philanthropy and public tax dollars central to the city's recovery.
These stressors can induce a physiological response that makes the body more susceptible to illness.
