The phrase "form a response" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of creating or generating a reply or answer to a question or situation.
Example: "After reviewing the feedback, I will take some time to form a response that addresses all the concerns raised."
Alternatives: "craft a reply" or "generate a response."
She either didn't know or couldn't form a response.
In New York, the Security Council met this evening to form a response to the Israelis' stand.
There are a significant number of new problems being caused by the already-changing weather patterns and warming climate that are "research priorities" because no one yet knows enough about them to form a response.
However, in order to reduce the number of finite element analysis and ensure the accuracy of evaluation, the locations of experimental points used to form a response surface function must be selected in a judicious way.
SÃO PAULO, Brazil — The images have already been so jolting to Brazil's elites that President Dilma Rousseff has convened a meeting of top aides to form a response and business owners have obtained injunctions to shut them down: thousands of teenagers, largely from the gritty urban periphery and organizing on social media, going on raucous excursions through shopping malls.
"Our ability to control these reactions and use them to form a response to the vaccine will be critical in designing the next generation of vaccines," Kemble says.
Our results showed that truncated forms are capable of inducing Th1 (forms A and B) and Th2 (form A) responses and fusion vaccine induced strong cellular and humoral immune responses.
In the summer of 2000, the company formed a response team, made up of medical personnel, public relations specialists and two of the company's top executives, which has guided the company's OxyContin campaign ever since.
The agency has not formed a response to the D.C. measure, but a Park Police spokeswoman said there is "nothing to suggest" it would follow the city's lead.
