The phrase "acceptable response to the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing what constitutes a suitable or appropriate reply in a given context.
Example: "The committee will evaluate whether the feedback provided is an acceptable response to the concerns raised by the community."
Alternatives: "appropriate reply to the" or "satisfactory answer to the".
For too long, "he's just going to go away" was an acceptable response to the problem of Trumpism.
Either is an acceptable response to the latest icky residue of Major League Soccer's ongoing choice to plow stubbornly through these FIFA international fixture dates.
Mayor Bloomberg will go to the end of his term insisting upon stop-and-frisk as an acceptable response to the demands of black-community residents for more police officers, more law enforcement," Muhammad said.
"Just kids being kids" can no longer be an acceptable response to the kind of sustained physical and emotional abuse that damages the lives of young people whose only sin is appearing weak or weird to their peers.
"It is a tragic moment for Irish society when we regard the deliberate destruction of a completely innocent person as an acceptable response to the threat of the preventable death of another person," it said.
Some 44 nations, representing more than 90% of the world's economy, are involved, making it the most credible opportunity to co-ordinate an equitable, and acceptable, response to the challenges of Google, Apple et al. At its halfway point last month, the two-year G20 project produced some bold plans that should stamp out much bad behaviour, including that of Google and Apple.
Acceptable responses to the question "Sure it's full of vegetables, but how does it taste?" are "I feel great"; "It's just good to know I'm getting so many vegetables at once"; and "It's very full of vegetables".
Nearly 1 in 4 of the young people surveyed by University of Michigan researchers had a gun, and most who owned a gun not only had much higher rates of binge drinking and opioid use but were more likely than people who didn't own guns to believe that violence and revenge were acceptable responses to the violence around them.
This isn't just about when small children need food or water: this is being able to read signals in people's body language, their faces- when they need help, when they are confused, when they are excited and crafting a proportional and acceptable response to those emotions is, well, the key to life.
He makes a reasonable case for Britain's decision to go to war being an acceptable response to German aggression – but establishing the justness of the war is hardly a refutation of those who claim it was incompetently waged.
Quality of written English: Acceptable Response to Reviewer 1 (Eugene V. Koonin) At the level of general conclusions, my impression is that the authors more or less attempt to "have it both ways": the title for instance states that the two characteristics are 'only weakly correlated' but the interpretation mostly deals with the fact that positive correlation does exist.
