The phrase "a rich response" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a response that is detailed, thoughtful, or provides a lot of information.
Example: "The professor appreciated the student's effort and praised her for providing a rich response to the complex question."
Alternatives: "a detailed reply" or "a comprehensive answer."
The system's dynamical behavior shows a rich response that includes dynamical jumps, bifurcations and chaos.
This analysis shows that the experimental pendulum has a rich response, presenting periodic response, chaos and transient chaos.
Coming from someone who is constantly harking back to stories about Bill Clinton that are decades old, this was a rich response, and it won't quell the media furor.
The sensor responses have been evaluated either by cyclic voltammetry or by square wave voltammetry, and demonstrate that such voltammetric sensors show a rich response when immersed in red wines.
These studies, performed in vitro on either simple model proteins or minimal ' in vivo' models, have revealed a rich response of proteins and their complexes to mechanical deformation.
Figure 12 shows how a reservoir with such a modification has a richer response to an impulse during its fading dynamics.
The Fe/H3PO4 system is a new electrochemical oscillator displaying a rich dynamical response on varying several controllable parameters such as the phosphoric acid concentration (CH3PO4), the Fe-disc rotation speed and the applied potential (E).
The parody and pastiche that Wilson brilliantly deploys in No Laughing Matter and the book's fascination with the sources and resources of creativity constitute a rich, imaginative response to what had become a mood of growing self-consciousness in fiction.
It's in this piece that you feel most surely the dancers' rich response to music.
Other toxicants have similarly rich response information in PubChem (Table 2).
The youth care professionals will be asked to identify youngsters for whom sport participation seems to work out well (rich response sampling) [ 56].
