"email replies" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to messages sent in response to an email. For example, "I received several email replies about my job application."
Email replies will become terse and very concise.
Friends marvel at my quick email replies but, like most writers, anything for distraction.
An automated email said: "Please note that due to technical issues we are currently running behind on email replies.
Each text was a bit more valedictory; I was more relieved with every one of her email replies.
"We offer a service that is required for businesses to comply with complex state and federal regulatory requirements that were established to ensure waste is managed safely and properly," company spokesman Dave Crumrine said in email replies to questions.
Most people who applied for tickets received email replies on Monday.
"I did not do the bulk of my work on email," replied Clinton.
If someone is informal and friendly in their email, reply in the same tone.
d) Leaving my "out of office" email reply on from April onwards.
When a translator's email reply landed in their inbox in 2008, the Welsh sentences were duly printed on a road sign.
Set up an automatic email reply to say that someone will be in touch within 48 hours, and set aside time each week to go through reviews.
