"form reply" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a response that is frequently given in the same way. For example, "The customer service representative gave me a standard form reply."
Some questions take no more than half a minute to answer and can be handled with what amounts to a form reply.
For instance, after sending a form reply to an appreciative listener recently, she found a missive in her computer in-box that read, in part: "I carefully opened this e-mail, wondering how that soft voice I hear on the computer speakers which seems to go direct to the innermost parts of my body will sound on an e-mail.
I got back a form reply, to the effect that anyone who has boarded an Atlanta flight at eight and hasn't eaten dinner is an isolated and negligible problem.
Control group relatives were provided with a consent form, reply paid envelope and information sheet that explained the reason for the study and provided a brief explanation about PIHD and cardiovascular risk factors only.
Intervention group relatives were provided with a consent form, reply paid envelope and information sheet that explained the reason for the study and provided a brief explanation about PIHD, cardiovascular risk factors and the benefits of risk factor assessment.
I told him and in atypical politician form replied "that's not very good".
In what form (replies, direct messages, SMS, …)?
My sister has sent it to the lab for testing and they've been sending form replies and basically telling her to "do what she has to do".
This may significantly impact on their ability to model organisational skills for their children (e.g. completing healthcare forms, replying to letters from health teams, remembering to take medication) and may contribute to missed appointments.
Study information, demographic data forms, consent forms and reply paid envelopes were mailed before the interviews to screen for eligibility.
The reader may also consult the rather different form of reply on behalf of the emergentist made by Wilson (1999) and Shoemaker (2002).
