The phrase "account of response" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a detailed explanation or description of a reaction or reply to a particular situation or inquiry.
Example: "In her report, she provided a thorough account of response to the survey questions, highlighting the key trends and insights."
Alternatives: "report on feedback" or "description of reply".
Not all participants responded to both surveys; however, the analyses have taken account of response weights.
All analyses have taken account of response weights; however, residual bias may remain as only a limited number of predictors were used to generate response weights.
The main aims of the present study were to investigate whether these hypothetical effects operate under experimental conditions and to take account of response slowing when evaluating results from a spatial cueing task.
Lever-holding and DRL performance was characterized as the output of a mixture of two processes, timing and iterative random responding; we call this account of response inhibition the Temporal Regulation (TR) model.
It is possible that quinpirole-treated rats exhibited behavioural inflexibility, which is often associated with disruption of frontostriatal dopamine (reviewed in [47]), although the flexibility of observing response output in other phases of the study suggests that such a simple account of response-insensitivity is inadequate.
Preliminary accounts of response to pandemic (H1N1) 2009 during spring 2009 in 2 world megacities offer grounds for optimism.
Different sections give contrasting accounts of responses by national security advisers under Mr. Clinton and Mr. Bush.
A new analytical model of TMd.s.c. has been applied to the process, taking account of the response of exothermic heat flow to temperature modulation in an apparent heat capacity of complex quantity.
Many Republicans have also condemned the report as a flawed account of the response to the attacks on 11 September , 2001
These results indicate that spectrophotometric electrode calibrations performed within the optimal indicating range of mCP (7.0 ≤ pH ≤ 8.1) provide an excellent account of electrode response well outside the normal range of seawater pH (i.e., at pHT well below 7).
