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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are reasonably responsive" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone or something that is adequately attentive or reactive to requests or situations.
Example: "The customer service team are reasonably responsive to inquiries, ensuring that clients receive timely assistance."
Alternatives: "are fairly attentive" or "are adequately reactive".
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As long as we are reasonably responsive to the things Bach tells us in the score, we can be Romantic, Baroque or space-age on whatever instrument we want.
You have a service and so long as you are reasonably responsive to your customer's needs, chances are you're going to keep them.
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In our study, however, we found that the EQ-5D index-UK was reasonably responsive, irrespective of the responsiveness statistic.
Though the chassis is tuned toward providing a cushy, Crown Victoria-caliber ride, the Fusion Hybrid is reasonably responsive and still entertaining to drive.
While the EQ VAS was the most responsive instrument in patients with affective disorders or alcohol addiction, the British EQ-5D index was reasonably responsive in patients with schizophrenia.
Politicians are pretty responsive.
Some are reasonably sensible.
"We are reasonably certain".
Both are reasonably well policed.
Assume they are reasonably intelligent.
They are reasonably durable.
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