"calculated response" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe a carefully considered or strategic answer or action to a situation or question. Example: The politician gave a calculated response to the journalist's question, carefully choosing his words to avoid controversy.
Mr. Scoppetta said the department had always calculated response time in the same way.
The unions contend that the times would be longer if they included only engines, although the department has never calculated response times that way.
Whether his segue from hate crimes to the death penalty was spontaneous or a calculated response was a matter of speculation today.
Its carefully calculated response has been to assail Mr. Putin's government and Prime Minister Mikhail M. Kasyanov for kowtowing to big business and assenting to rent and utility increases.
What separates the two is not a newfound sensitivity to the preservationist's perspective, but a calculated response to the bottom-line politics of building on the Upper East Side.
In a calculated response to rumours of an increase in the international presence in Afghanistan, Mr Brown highlighted the Afghans' responsibility for helping to restore order themselves.
American diplomats in Havana also said they saw President Castro's gestures as a calculated response to the cold front developing at the White House, where President Bush has filled key Latin policy posts with officials who are known for their hard-line views on Cuba.
Once it became clear that such interventions were being dreamed up, not because they bore any calculated response to a problem but in the hope that their size alone would "restore confidence to markets", who wouldn't lie awake anxious?
They saw the changes to AdMob fill rates as Google's calculated response to Microsoft's announcement.
A comparison was also made between the calculated response and the available closed-form solutions.
This paper presents the design concept and the calculated response functions of new detectors.
