The phrase "answer to several" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a response to multiple questions or issues, but it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "I will provide an answer to several inquiries during the meeting."
Alternatives: "response to multiple" or "reply to several".
Mr. Corzine and others have been named in a host of civil lawsuits, and are having to answer to several regulators trying determine whether any wrongdoing has been committed.
The space suggests an answer to several living situations: live in one, work in the other; one for the family, the other for a teenager or parent; or maybe one, long, high, funky place.
In a sharp answer to several failed bills produced by Senate Democrats that would cut an employee's share of the payroll tax and impose a new surcharge on income over $1 million, the House Republican bill would pay for the extension through a mix of changes to entitlement programs and a pay freeze for federal workers.
Incidental Intelligence: The American War Correspondents Association, a group of World War II chaps who have their headquarters on West 54 St., got a letter from an East Side lady requesting an answer to several rather fine-point questions about the American Revolution.
By John Squire and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, October 14, 1950 P. 25 Incidental Intelligence: The American War Correspondents Association, a group of World War II chaps who have their headquarters on West 54 St., got a letter from an East Side lady requesting an answer to several rather fine-point questions about the American Revolution.
Where would the Dodgers be right now if Dee Gordon had not unexpectedly emerged as the answer to several problems?
This reviewer, for example, wanted answers to several questions that are not addressed.
Alternatively speaking Korean and writing questions in Korean, the translator obtained brief answers to several questions.
