The phrase "answer in response to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that a reply or answer is being given as a reaction to a specific question or prompt.
Example: "I would like to answer in response to your inquiry about the project timeline."
Alternatives: "reply to" or "respond to".
During the parliamentary debate on Tuesday, he read the same answer in response to three different questions.
There was no answer in response to calls placed to the the media centre of Egypt's interior ministry.
He was also thinking about the future, outlining his fierce determination to kick on but giving a frank an honest answer in response to a question about how on earth the Welsh club could hope to improve next season.
Because the agent has to pay attention to both question and answer in order to learn the association between them, it is problematic for the agent to learn to produce the answer in response to the question alone.
35 Immediately after petitioner stated that he was adopting Fitzpatrick's objection, the committee chairman asked petitioner: '* * * will you now answer the question whether you are now or ever have been a member of the Communist Party, or do you decline to answer?' In response to this, petitioner stated for the first time that he would not answer.
In the memory task, question type also predicted accuracy (F1,5374 = 5.374, P = 0.001; B = 0.251, t = 3.222, P = 0.001), with negative coefficients indicating that participants were more likely to give a correct answer in response to semantic (M = 85.83%; SD = 7.57%) than perceptual (M = 82.63%; SD = 8.79%) questions, in line with a reversed processing stream.
So the example below is what our START system uses on its question answering in response to a match that I described to you about.
In cells, enzymes are the basis of the natural circuits that switch genes on and off, maintain biological rhythms and produce molecular answers in response to environmental stimuli.
In interviews at least, he has been known to be still to the point of aggression: in publicity for Spider-Man, he stuck to an impressive range of one-word answers in response to almost any question asked of him.
He was arraigned in Las Vegas late Thursday afternoon and made no statement in court beyond mumbling one-word answers in response to a few basic questions from the judge.
Older children were able to remember the video better than younger children in memory recall, but were also more likely to shift their answers in response to negative feedback.
