The phrase "a response to remarks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a reply or reaction to comments or statements made by someone else.
Example: "In her speech, she provided a thoughtful response to remarks made by the audience during the Q&A session."
Alternatives: "a reply to comments" or "an answer to statements".
Nihad Awad, the council's executive director, said that he wrote to ask Mr. Graham to meet with him and Muslim scholars, as a response to remarks Mr. Graham made in an October interview broadcast on Friday on NBC's "Nightly News".
A statement from the Foreign Ministry in Damascus denouncing Mr. Brahimi appeared to be a response to remarks he made to Western news agencies the day before in which he suggested that Mr. Assad must relinquish power and could not be part of any replacement government in Syria.
Clinton, meanwhile, has gotten a mixed response to remarks she gave in a private meeting with Black Lives Matter organizers in New Hampshire, a video of which was leaked online.
In Davos, Mr. Erdogan apparently became incensed during a panel discussion after a moderator curtailed his response to remarks by Mr. Peres on the recent Israeli military campaign in Gaza.
But his comments in November in response to remarks about slavery by Palin touched off a firestorm.
The list was released in response to remarks Trump made earlier Monday to military leaders gathered at U.S. Central Command.
What follows is a response to your remarks from Michael Sprague, executive vice president for marketing and communications at Kia Motors America.
Asked for a response to the remarks, the Treasury Department pointed to its most recent semiannual foreign exchange report, released in October.
As the New Civil Rights Movement notes, Donohue's comments had been published as a response to recent remarks made by MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell about the controversy surrounding Pastor Louie Giglio.
Asked for a response to Mr. Bush's remarks, Wendy Hall, a spokeswoman for Halliburton, said in an e-mailed statement that the company "has not been accused of fraud or any other kind of intentional wrongdoing".
Asked by Stephanopoulos for a response to Clinton's remarks Sunday, Sanders said the $12-versus-$12-versus-$12-versus-$15er philosophical contrast between him and the front-runner.
