The phrase "answer readily" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone who responds quickly and without hesitation to questions or requests.
Example: "During the meeting, she was able to answer readily to all the inquiries posed by her colleagues."
Alternatives: "respond promptly" or "reply quickly".
In a time of unanswerable questions, we are more pleased than we can say to come upon a question that we can answer readily.
Where do you come from then?" Most people, happy to find someone so interested in them, answer readily, even when the conversations turn with a certain inevitability back to the beginning.
They answer readily when Ms. Wornock stops to ask the meaning of a word -- tattered, glimpse, maiden -- and make detailed points about the stories as they argue whether they like this version or the traditional one better.
Sometimes there is no answer readily apparent.
Ask Dr. Lipovetsky, and he answers readily: "Social reasons.
He asked her name and she answered readily.
"The questions are readily apparent, and the answers readily are not," said Darren Bloch, chief of staff to the legislative majority.
I asked her, "What's the most important thing your CEO and board want you to accomplish in this role?" She answered readily, "To take out duplicate costs from redundant work and to get the organization on one technology platform to manage our supply chain". Her succinct clarity surprised even her, though she quickly realized how little she was engaged in activities that would reach that outcome.
Finally, I was informed that since my queries were "highly technical" they did not have answers readily available.
Obviously, at some point during pre-production, someone asked the question: "But how can we make this film even more ridiculous?" Fortunately, the answer was readily to hand: cast poodle rocker Jon Bon Jovi as the chief engineer.
He has said precious little as the reports emerge that commission staff members answer more readily to the second floor in the Capitol, the governor's cave, than to the commission chairmen.
