The phrase "assault response" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to law enforcement, self-defense, or psychological reactions to an assault.
Example: "The training program focuses on developing an effective assault response for individuals in high-risk situations."
Alternatives: "attack reaction" or "assault reaction".
SHARE (Sexual Harassment and Assault – Response and Education): http://share.cornell.edu/.edu/
At Rutgers University, sexual assault response teams offer both.
Sexual Harassment and Assault Response and Education (SHARE): The Sexual Harassment and Assault Response and Education website provides ready access to reporting, services, support, education, and advocacy related to all forms of sexual misconduct.
In all, midshipmen will spend about 30 hours on sexual assault response and prevention before they graduate.
The Sexual Harassment and Assault Response and Education SHAREE) website provides ready access to reporting, services, support, education, and advocacy related to all forms of sexual misconduct.
She also enjoys volunteering and was an active volunteer for the Sexual Assault Response Network of Central Ohio for over ten years.
Presenting sponsor, the assault-response app STOP-ATTACK was on hand to encourage guests to sign up and take control.
The Academy did not respond about Kerr's comments late Tuesday, saying its rape-assault-response coordinator had gone for the day.
Yet data here may reflect only new "get tough" policies: prosecutors now allege "aggravated" assault in response to teenage behavior that a decade ago was deemed "simple".
The defendant Baltimore Club, relying on its reading of the Miller case, contends that the heckling from the bleachers constituted words which annoyed or insulted Grimsley and did not constitute "conduct" and that those words did not "presently" interfere with his ability to perform his duties successfully so as to make his employer liable for his assault in response thereto.
The statement called for efforts to carry out United Nations resolutions and for the "proportionate use of legitimate means of defense," a phrase that many analysts here read to suggest Vatican disapproval of Israel's assault in response to the wave of suicide bombings.
