"governmental response" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to any action or decision made by a government in reaction to a particular situation or issue. Example: The recent natural disaster has prompted a swift governmental response, with the announcement of emergency aid and disaster relief measures for affected communities.
The politics and the costs will be real and difficult no doubt, but the plan at least provides a responsible structure for a responsible governmental response to the need of the community to manage its most important socio-economic resource.
Having watched the play the night before, I caught up with Pierce an hour before Brother's penultimate showing to share notes and thoughts about art as activism; who bears the most responsibility for the poor governmental response during Katrina; challenging the city and country's confederate history; and his hopes/fears for New Orleans going forward.
Shaila K. Dewan (NYT) MANHATTAN: SENATOR CALLS GOVERNMENT UNPREPARED A new study of the governmental response to the West Nile virus outbreak last year shows that federal agencies are woefully unprepared to respond to bioterrorist attacks, Senator Charles E. Schumer said yesterday.
Advocates say governmental response to the issue has significantly improved since the overthrow of the Taliban.
Parents have grown increasingly frustrated by what they perceive as a feckless governmental response.
What is the police and governmental response to today's formal sit-in?
In this paper, we study and analyze different governmental responses to this activity.
Vast online outrage also followed the death of toddler Wang Yue in a traffic accident in October 2011, forcing official governmental responses.
Students of public policy attempt to devise solutions to policy problems as well as to study governmental responses to them.
Shocking images of uncontrolled spillage erupting from the ocean floor travelled around the world for weeks, sparking a media frenzy, a range of stern governmental responses and a huge amount of public outrage.
Historical records of political and social organizations founded by LGBTQ individuals are featured, as well as publications by and for lesbians and gays, and extensive coverage of governmental responses to the AIDS crisis.
