The phrase "emergent response" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a response that is quickly and spontaneously formed in a given situation. You can use it when describing a situation where someone reacts immediately and without much thought. For example: "In a time of crisis, the leader's emergent response was to calmly assess the situation and take decisive action." "The athlete's emergent response to the unexpected obstacle on the track was to quickly change direction and continue the race." "The toddler's emergent response to the stranger approaching was to hide behind their parent's leg." "The group's emergent response to the sudden change in project requirements was to divide tasks and work together efficiently."
There are many examples in biology where emergent response of plants and animals to temperature, humidity and other changes in their physical environments is based on relatively simple physical principles.
The entire work of (Banerjee & He 2007) in the article, 'Making Aid Work' centers on poor coordination of agencies during the emergent response to the Pakistan's earthquake.
Listening for the emergent response, not memorizing what the 'parenting book' said.
Developed as an emergent response to the SARS outbreak in Taiwan, these interventions were rapidly implemented, leaving little time available to develop hotline data-collection instruments, train hotline staff, or prospectively plan for intervention evaluation.
As an emergent response to the polio outbreak in 1999, Iraqi Ministry of Health with the assistance of WHO and UNICEF, conducted two rounds of eminently successful vaccinations of eligible population through National Immunization Days (NIDs) in October and November 1999 [ 5].
Spatially explicit, individual-based approaches are particularly promising due to their ability to simulate the effect of landscape level changes in habitat on individual-level behaviour, thus predicting possible emergent responses from the bottom up.
We identify key structural features of global governance that function as barriers to resource efficiency, and emergent responses to these barriers that reform efforts in Europe should continue to build on and support.
Examples of such larger-scale, emergent responses include channel incision and aggradation, terrace formation, channel migration and river meandering, formation of meander cutoffs, and transitions between braided and single-thread channel patterns.
Despite intermediate complexity hypothesis was only partly supported by our results, these offer novel evidences about emergent responses in the form of nonlinearities and thresholds of total ES in relation to landscape complexity, which deserve further attention because of their relevance for land use planning.
This new model includes new biological rules about the emergent responses of keratinocytes to various wound injury signals abstracted from the extensive published literature.
To do this the previously developed agent based keratinocyte colony formation model [5] was first extended to an epidermal wound healing (re-epithelialisation) model by including new biological rules about the emergent responses of keratinocytes to various wound injury signals abstracted from an extensive published literature.
