"give responses" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to ask someone to provide answers to a question or to provide a reaction to something. For example, "Please give your responses to the survey questions."
It even broke it down into seven questions to help give responses some structure (See http://tinyurl.com/eblp2).
People who stopped using illicit drugs tended to give responses suggesting they had grown out of using them: 38% of cannabis and cocaine users; and 42% of MDMA users said they made no conscious decision to stop and that "it just happened".
Learners can submit questions about the video content at any point in the timeline or give responses to other learners' questions.
However, some acoustic wave sensors, such as polymer-coated surface acoustic wave (SAW) devices give responses resulting from both mass-loading and decreases in modulus.
Using these methods, he was able to show that the Fore give responses that are very similar to the responses we give in the West.
For example, in 2011, the web application Cleverbot was judged by humans to give responses that seemed 59.3percentt human, while the actual humans in the test did only slightly better — 63.3percentt.
Starting chemotherapy simultaneously with radiation will give response rates to the combined treatment.
This is very useful because it disabuses respondents' minds on ulterior motives in giving responses.
Eleven categories, ranging from agree to strongly agree were evaluated in given responses.
It is funny, but if you test carefully, your body gives responses on what it needs to be healthy.
However, few participants gave responses within that range.
