The phrase "adequate response time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency of the time taken to reply or react to a request, inquiry, or situation.
Example: "The customer service team ensured that they maintained an adequate response time to all customer inquiries to enhance satisfaction."
Alternatives: "sufficient response time" or "appropriate response time".
The growth in the demand for web services requires increasing processing capacity to maintain adequate response time to customer requests and, consequently, results in an increase in the energy consumption to support this infrastructure.
Some were too distant to provide adequate response time by firefighters to certain areas, and some were in dead-end slips.
The VAS was displayed for 9 seconds to allow adequate response time, followed by a 12-second intertrial interval.
Quartermaster allows resource utilization thresholds to be set as an indirect mechanism for achieving adequate application response times.
The results showed adequate scalability and response time over ten iterations of the experiment with minimal variance.
And there were less than adequate responses at times on issues affecting all of these groups, or just vague responses.
With respect to Latinos, robopolls have an even harder time getting adequate response rates that are representative of the larger population.
This has lead some to recommend monitoring vaccinees' antibody response a few weeks after administration, and annually thereafter, to ensure adequate response and to determine the appropriate time for revaccination [ 35].
Given the great urgency of creating an adequate response to Ebola in a short time frame, we urge funding agencies to develop special grant mechanisms for Ebola research, such as that which the United States National Science Foundation has recently announced.
Since malaria epidemics appear suddenly and terminate within a few months, detection based solely on increasing incidence and conducted by network of health workers in sentinel stations as applied so far [ 10, 11], although likely to be cost-effective [ 12], would not provide sufficient time for an adequate response.
