The phrase "appears in response to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that occurs or is observed as a reaction to a specific stimulus or situation.
Example: "The increase in sales appears in response to the new marketing strategy implemented last quarter."
Alternatives: "occurs as a reaction to" or "is observed following".
Each of these minerals appears in response to a chemical reaction similar to those presented above.
In this dream or scene, I am a small child who has awakened in the night with an upset stomach — this is in our old Snedens house — and when Mother appears in response to my cries she snatches me up and carries me to the tiny bathroom under the stairs, to throw up.
And it also appears -- in response to McCoughtry's comment -- the WNBA should be more competitive with leagues around the world.
In France, you can be prevented from buying an ad on Google that appears in response to a term that someone has claimed a trademark on.
However, stimuli other than GCs can also cause Anx-A1 phosphorylation [28], which often appears in response to cellular 'stress'stress
This seems to be related to the degree of pulmonary congestion and hypertension; probable increased activity of pulmonary endothelial NO synthases appears in response to improved flow, in the pulmonary vasculature taking place during exercise, as a compensatory mechanism.
That was when the word appeared, in response to the clue "Scoundrel".
Malcolm Turnbull asked them to appear in response to political pressure for a royal commission into the banking industry.
If a person did not appear in response to a summons, such fact shall be noted on said list.
Two main groups appeared in response to this situation: the Westernizers and the Slavophiles.
There is little evidence that taking hot baths or crossing your legs causes problematic leg veins, but thread veins can appear in response to trauma.
