The phrase "and replying to it" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of responding to a previous statement, question, or message.
Example: "I received your email and replying to it will be my next task."
Alternatives: "and responding to it" or "and answering it".
This turned out to be challenging: Tom found that before he could even begin, he had to change his approach to e-mail, because he was in the habit of constantly checking and replying to it throughout the day.
Break from protocol this week, folks! That's right, just consider me the cockney rebel (or Jewish rebel, to be precise) because instead of me printing a question from a reader and replying to it I'm going to deal with An Issue.
When I saw so many other people were sharing the video and replying to it I was surprised but it was nice to read the sweet feedback that people gave me and how they would compare it to their feelings or similar experiences".
Someone with anxious attachment would quickly open a potentially "threatening" email and reply to it as quickly as possible to avert danger.
Schleicher read Darwin's work and replied to it in the same year (1863) with a work entitled Die Darwinische Theorie und die Sprachwissenschaft (Darwin's Theory and the Science of Language).
Roosevelt regarded Hoover's February 17 letter as "cheeky", and in replying to it, he went out of his way to show that he did not believe the problems in the economy were the product of a crisis in confidence that could be cured if the outgoing and incoming president s agreed to a joint statement.
The Admonition was still much in the mind of England when Hooker left the Temple, and he assumed the responsibility of replying to it.
Marco, a 38-year-old manager at an educational app company, used to start every day with his smartphone, checking it and replying to messages before getting out of bed.
Without encryption, a malicious attacker on the same network can see the request and immediately reply to it, far faster in Internet time than a server out on the Web.
Replies, Codorniou said, will work "like on WhatsApp" — where you can select a message and reply to it and it will appear with its mini thread later in the feed.
For further recent literature on skepticism and how to reply to it, see Fumerton 1995, Greco 2000, Huemer 2000, and Pryor 2000.
