The phrase "a responsiveness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the quality of being responsive or the ability to respond quickly and effectively to a situation or request.
Example: "The team's responsiveness to customer feedback has greatly improved our service quality."
Alternatives: "an ability to respond" or "a quick response".
Average responders were those with a similar response to the reference population (response from −1 to +1) and high responders are those with a response higher than the reference population, and a responsiveness that is similar to or higher than predicted (response greater than 1, responsiveness greater than −1.28).
By quantifying the amount and magnitude of the response patterns in the past 60 minutes, a responsiveness index (RI) ranging between 0 and 100 (0 corresponds to a nonresponsive patient and 100 to a high amount of responses) is derived.
These words, making crystal clear Arbus's personal and intellectual attractions to oddities of nature and society, convey a responsiveness that is also a sense of responsibility.
However, Novalis's emphasis on intellectual responsibility, self-thinking, and autonomy speaks clearly of a responsiveness to this dimension of Fichte's work.
"We've seen a responsiveness that we wouldn't have had through the Northern Ireland Office," Mr. Quin said.
Underlying his work is a responsiveness to his times, from the civil war to the fall of Franco.
Insofar, however, as a responsiveness-to-reasoning account presupposes a particular conception of practical reasoning, it appeals to standards, or principles, that the agent herself might misapply, or fail to recognize altogether.
Endotoxin tolerance is defined as a reduced responsiveness to a lipopolysaccharide (LPS) challenge following a first encounter with endotoxin.
A good responsiveness to ICS is a hallmark of asthma [ 25].
