"better responses" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when discussing communication, or to highlight the need for improved responses. For example: "We need better responses to our customer inquiries in order to ensure customer satisfaction."
For too long women have borne the brunt of campaigning for better responses for victims of domestic violence.
"The answers lie in understanding why people are moving on, and trying to come up with better responses to meet the overwhelming needs they face," he said.
Combining such information with a visitor's search queries would seem to promise more relevant ads for consumers and better responses for advertisers.
With it, children have fewer bouts of diarrhea, fewer allergic reactions and better responses to hepatitis and polio vaccines.
The people providing care, usually a spouse or son or daughter, were also taught a number of techniques to encourage and help with the exercise program and to make better responses to behavioral problems.
The talents called forth — being quick on one's feet, memorizing the better responses, hiring the better writer of one-liners — have little to do with what we need in a President.
Ignoring poor responses to domestic violence is no longer an option for local leaders, as the costs associated with failing to protect women mount, and pressure grows for better responses.
Be specific here, perhaps mentioning some of your better responses during the interview.
Neonatal antibody responses depend on the type of antigen, with better responses to proteins compared to polysaccharides.
Rapid divisions occur 'naturally' at the meristematic zone allowing for better responses to exogenously applied plant growth regulators.
The constructed biosensor had better responses compared with that in the absence of the CdSe QDs immobilizing.
