The phrase "able to respond more" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity or capability to provide additional responses or feedback in a given context.
Example: "With the new training program, employees are now able to respond more effectively to customer inquiries."
Alternatives: "capable of responding more" or "better equipped to respond".
We've changed the organization to be able to respond more quickly.
Many soldiers say they understand the need for the rules but should be able to respond more forcefully to attacks.
By making health systems more resilient, we will also be able to respond more quickly and effectively to new disease outbreaks, and other future health emergencies.
It will be able to respond more effectively if policy evolves to allow easier exports of S.P.R. oil through a market-savvy decision-making process.
Mr. Krzanich has warned, however, that Intel is still perhaps 18 months from being able to respond more quickly to market shifts.
Ms. Weinshall said that her workers made fewer wasted trips after the change, and have been able to respond more quickly to problems that they can resolve, like potholes and broken traffic lights.
Kofi Annan, the UN's secretary-general, takes a similar view, which is why he has now asked a panel of eminent people to examine ways in which it will be able in future to respond more effectively to America's post-September 11th worries about terrorism and nuclear proliferation (see article).How, though, do Americans feel?
With the full exemptions, he adds, the bikers would be able to respond to more emergency runs – and make more of a difference.
They claim more agents are able to respond to more calls of distress.
*Add more than 100% since the women were able to respond to more than one question.
If they have been given a status measure of treatment satisfaction at baseline and have given optimum responses showing they are very satisfied, they will not be able to respond any more positively at follow up when they are using a new treatment with which they are much more satisfied.
