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The phrase "adverse response" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as medical, psychological, or environmental discussions to describe a negative reaction to a treatment, medication, or situation.
Example: "The patient experienced an adverse response to the medication, leading to further complications."
Alternatives: "negative reaction" or "unfavorable response."
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Adverse response was significant, and usage is being cut back.
Nothing predicted who would have an adverse response.
Ye, L. et al. A pilot study in non-human primates shows no adverse response to intravenous injection of quantum dots.
In contrast, the naproxen solution containing products of chlorination caused an adverse response by discharging biomass from the bioreactor.
Congress could also jeopardise Obama's plans to close the Guantánamo Bay detention centre by the end of his second term if there is an adverse response to a release.
Now, with Democrats in charge of the House — and Cummings wielding expansive subpoena authority — the White House won't be able to ignore Congress's questions without the potential for an adverse response.
Wear results in degradation of the implant surface, which can ultimately lead to the failure of the implant or an adverse response to the wear particles.
This month, a group of exercise researchers published an analysis of five rigorous studies reporting that about 10 percent of people have an "adverse response" to exercise.
Interaction between platelets and artificial materials within cardiovascular devices triggers blood coagulation and represents a frequent adverse response to implant deployment.
With psychiatric illnesses or with an adverse response to psychiatric medication, the brain -- the very part of the person that would perform this logical decision-making process -- is not at its best, and the call of complaint or for help may not be made.
Additionally, uttroside B, up to 5 fold dose, failed to exhibit any sign of cumulative adverse response in experimental animals as concluded from gross measures such as loss of body weight, ruffling of fur and change in behaviour and food intake underscoring its biological safety.
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