The phrase "answer to the shock" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a response or reaction to an unexpected event or situation that causes surprise or distress.
Example: "The community's answer to the shock of the disaster was to come together and support those affected."
Alternatives: "response to the shock" or "reaction to the shock".
That last, by the way, is not an exclamation of shock but rather an answer to the preceding question, posed with reference to Mr. Smith.
The main purpose of this paper is to present the answer to the question of why the numerical results of shock-initiation are insensitive to the assumptions adopted.
Chris Wallace told the Los Angeles Times today that he wasn't shocked by Trump's answer to the question about whether he'd accept the election results.
In this phase, on an individual basis for each patient, we try to find an answer to the first question: "When to start fluid therapy?" At the very initial phase of septic shock, answering the question is easy: fluid administration will significantly increase cardiac output in almost all cases.
Why that's so is an easy question to answer: the shock of murder creates a schism between order and chaos.
I was absolutely shocked to see that her answers to the FBI stood in direct contradiction to what she told the American people.
The empirical answers to the question, which have bearings on the transmission of shocks and on the design of stabilization policies, are rather mixed.
Deanna kept asking him what he was going to do with his life, a question which he answered, to her shock and dismay, by signing up for the US military.
His answer seemed to shock the audience, with one person shouting out the name of Joan Didion, the legendary journalist and author of "Slouching Towards Bethlehem" and "The White Album".
If you look for one answer it is the shock value, and the gut reaction that "this can't be good for kids".
