The phrase "addressed the response" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how someone has dealt with or replied to a particular response or feedback.
Example: "In the meeting, she addressed the response from the client regarding the project timeline."
Alternatives: "responded to the feedback" or "replied to the response."
The Barcelona defender also addressed the response he provoked from his Spain centre-back partner Ramos, although he stressed that he was not offended by the 29-year-old's input and that he "admires" the Real captain.
While a number of technical developments have allowed for the minimization of resource consumption, little research has addressed the response of occupants to such facilities, or the degree to which success in reaching sustainability goals is dependent on user behavior.
In a sign of the continuing worldwide reverberations of the case, the Russian foreign minister, Sergey V. Lavrov, addressed the response by foreign critics while on a visit to Finland on Monday, saying there was no need to "go into hysterics" over the verdict.
Based on the transportation mode/disaster-phase combination matrix, we know that most articles addressed the response phase, and the preparedness/response phase combination coming second.
This study addressed the response of rice panicle size and structure to limited light availability at plant level for near-isogenic lines (NILs) with IR64 or IRRI146 backgrounds, carrying the QTL qTSN4 (syn. SPIKE) for large panicles.
In this study we also addressed the response of the muscle structure to a change in laser beam polarization conditions.
For one thing, our study only addressed the responses of three running programs for Wistar rat.
This study addresses the response of social science and engineering science faculty to a naturally occurring sample of second language writing.
The pulse-reserve model addresses the response of individual plants to precipitation and predicts that there are 'biologically important' rain events that stimulate plant growth and reproduction.
The presentation will first address the response of model organisms such as the plant Arabidopsis thaliana, and the plant root-colonizing-bacterium Pseudomonas brassicearum to nano CeO2 using metabolomics, gene expression, and imaging.
Even though a number of studies have been conducted over the last three decades, research findings have not been sufficiently comprehensive to address the response characteristics of skew highway bridges under static and dynamic loading.
