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The phrase "a way of responding" is grammatically correct and is commonly used in written English.
It refers to a method or approach someone takes when answering or reacting to a situation or statement. Example: "There are many ways of responding to criticism, but the best approach is to listen and consider the feedback before reacting."
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And they're also a way of responding to the weighty weightlessness of history.
This weekend he says he sees the documentary about him as a way of responding.
"We've been in this situation before and we always have a way of responding.
"This is a way of responding to the needs I have heard about".
But true performers have a way of responding to an audience.
The crackdown is probably not because of a real threat from within; it is a way of responding to pressure from outside.
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Greenlee (1973, p. 137) suggests that for Peirce a type is "a habit controlling a specific way of responding interpretatively".
To rage so violently against financial supervision is, admittedly, a peculiar way of responding to a severe downturn brought on by a largely unsupervised financial sector.
"It's much harder to construct a better system or a better way of responding".
Relativism is not always a coherent way of responding to the rejection of a certain class of facts.
Previously depressed participants also described themselves as tending to show stronger cognitive reactivity on all sub-scales of the LEIDS apart from the subscale Acceptance/Coping, which assesses a facet of an adaptive way of responding to negative mood.
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