The phrase "an extremely positive response" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a reaction or feedback that is very favorable or enthusiastic.
Example: "After the presentation, we received an extremely positive response from the audience, indicating that they were impressed with our ideas."
Alternatives: "a highly favorable reaction" or "an overwhelmingly positive reply."
"We did research on the advertising and got an extremely positive response from the target audience," said Dennis McClain, chief executive and executive creative director at Temerlin McClain, part of True North Communications.
"We've had an extremely positive response from our companies and the VC community about the Stanford-StartX Fund.
That said, we've had an extremely positive response from broadcasters as we enable them to retain ownership of their content and control the experience, whilst driving social engagement and generating incremental ad revenues," he says.
That said, we've had an extremely positive response from broadcasters as we enable them to retain ownership of their content and control the experience, whilst driving social engagement and generating incremental ad revenues," he says.
In 2014, ProjectCSGIRLS held its inaugural competition for girls in VA, MD, and DC only, reaching over 100 girls, and received an extremely positive response from middle schools and computer science professionals.
The extremely positive response to EMCRM found in this pilot study suggests that this training modality may be valuable in training emergency medicine residents.
I am grateful for the extremely positive response I received when I was elected mayor, and am proud that Northern Ireland is an overwhelmingly open, welcoming and accepting society, despite the negative headlines that sometimes appear.
Commenting, T Paul Thomas, CEO and cofounder with Connor Murphy of Datahug, says he's been "impressed with the extremely positive response from US investors and customers".
It was the first of its kind but will, judging from the "extremely positive" response, certainly not be the last, assesses Bergenheim.
The extremely positive response to simulation-based training on airway management found in this pilot study suggests that this training modality may be valuable in the training of medical students and physicians.
The extremely positive response to simulation-based training on emergencies in cardiology found in the present study suggests that this training modality may be valuable in the training of medical students and physicians.
