The phrase "answer the appeal" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to indicate a response to an urgent request for help or assistance. For example: "We must answer the appeal of the charity and donate what we can to support those in need."
For the first time, five nations answered the appeal and said they would pay more: Cyprus, Estonia, Israel, Hungary and the Philippines.
Mr. Bloomberg acknowledged that he was among those who answered the appeal for contributions, giving $100,000 toward the project.
"The event we are celebrating today, with the participation of so many adolescents and youngsters from all provinces, shows that Angola is answering the global appeal with concrete actions of great consequence".
And, despite all the talk about starbursts, just saying that she's pretty won't answer the question of her appeal; there are many pretty people out there.
On the other hand, those who understand the evaluation implicit in love to be a matter of appraisal tend to answer the justificatory question by appeal to these valuable properties of the beloved.
That question will first need to be answered and the appeal possibly heard before the case can move forward.
Breslauer later told me that he and Birgeneau were always reachable by their vice-chancellor and dean on the scene, "though we did not answer all the appeals from individual faculty.
The successful vote came on a day when Mr. Obama traveled to Capitol Hill to make a personal appeal for lawmakers to "answer the call of history" and support the bill.
Thus far, the Pew Charitable Trusts in Philadelphia and the J. Paul Getty Trusts in Los Angeles have each answered the Barnes's appeal with $500,000 donations.
Significantly, on that list of donors answering the UN famine appeal, one country is conspicuously absent: China.
Haftar appears to be answering this appeal: In news statements, the gray-haired general has declared his goal to "purge" Libya of the Muslim Brotherhood and terrorists.
