"email response" is correct and it is commonly used in written English.
For example, "I sent a request to the company and received an email response within 24 hours."
Consent was obtained by means of an email response to an emailed invitation.
In an email response, US Customs & Immigration Enforcement (ICE) wrote: "Thank you!
"He wrote me back an email response that just said 'no'," he admits.
The Ministry of Mines, in an email response to detailed questions, denied that smuggling is a major problem.
Within 24 hours, I got an email response letting me know that the company had no information on me in its files.
The first email response arrived (subject header: "Paris postcard found!") on Rachael's phone as she was on her way home from a night out with her housemate.
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