"ensuing response" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to indicate a response or reaction that follows immediately after an event or action. Example: "The speaker's controversial statement was met with a loud and passionate ensuing response from the audience."
If the Tazreen fire could have been prevented by safety measures that should have been implemented but were instead overlooked, the ensuing response demonstrates how hard it is to pin responsibility on the offending parties involved in the production of garments in Bangladesh and, presumably, elsewhere.
The government's ensuing response was as ill-considered as it was cruel.
However, these models required surgical intervention to generate polyps, and the ensuing response to injury may have some contributing role in target alteration.
The pattern of TLR expression varies on B cells and the nature of the ensuing response can differ from the response elicited by TLR-activated DCs [38], [39].
Jittering the fixation interval between feedback evaluation and the ensuing response selection aided in the deconvolution of events.
Activation of APCs, in the form of MHCII molecule upregulation and costimulatory molecule expression, is essential for induction of immunity, and the cytokines secreted during antigen presentation shape the ensuing response.
They observed that the resulting inflammation was associated with activation of the transcription factor NF-κB (nuclear factor κB) and proposed that TNF-α, processed by MMP-12, was largely responsible for the ensuing responses, especially up-regulation of the vascular adhesion molecule E-selectin [ 48].
In particular, three European high-speed trains the French TGV, the Italian ETR 500, and the German ICE traversing a lower-deck steel arch bridge are considered and the ensuing responses are investigated.
To do so, we assessed 1) the foraging behavior and body weights of cattle with varying levels of experience browsing sagebrush, and 2) the ensuing responses of sagebrush, grasses, and forbs to cattle grazing.
Its ensuing responses to these disease-causing agents involve two interrelated systems: innate immunity and adaptive (or acquired) immunity.
Therefore, it was concluded that the ensuing responses of cell repair, inflammation, regeneration, and fibrosis may all be triggered by apoptosis [ 39- 42].
