The phrase "a storming response" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a very enthusiastic or forceful reply, often in a context where someone is reacting strongly to a situation or statement.
Example: "The audience gave a storming response to the speaker's passionate address, applauding and cheering loudly."
Alternatives: "an overwhelming response" or "a thunderous response".
When Sandy hit our shores on October 29, 2012 we had no capacity, and no real understanding of what it would take to build a storm response legal team.
In a statement, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said that state's aggressive preparations had paid off, with a full force of emergency workers strategically deployed and utility companies required to have a storm-response plan in place.
Mike Hammond, Luke Moffatt, Ciaran Long and Byers all scored in a stunning Storm response leaving the Giants four points adrift of title rivals Cardiff.
Rodríguez-Iturbe and Valdés (1979) proposed a unifying theory that links the instantaneous unit hydrograph (IUH; which is the direct runoff hydrograph produced during a storm in response to a unit of rainfall) to the geomorphologic parameters of the watershed.
A careful analysis of storm response of a piezometer group with tips in different depths indicates that there was an upward flow from the bedrock to the colluvium.
He is expected to participate in a briefing on the storm response at 11 00 a.m. on Sunday morning.
PAGE A12 White House Storm Response A "fog of war" prevented the White House from properly responding to Hurricane Katrina, House staff investigators said.
When we posted the letter on BDJ Team's Facebook page (www.facebook.com/bdjteam) it caused a storm of responses from DCPs, with 37 comments and numerous 'likes' and shares.
This study describes the morphodynamic storm response of a high-energy intermediate, 850 m long embayed beach over a three week period spanning a cluster of storms.
The storm response brought a more mainstream contingent into the shrinking movement, as Occupiers were joined in mucking out houses by people who shared their values but had found their tactics too radical.
