The phrase "high-quality responses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to answers or feedback that are well-thought-out, informative, and meet a certain standard of excellence.
Example: "The survey received a lot of high-quality responses, which helped us improve our services."
Alternatives: "top-notch answers" or "excellent replies."
The data received by SurveyMonkey comes from unpaid survey-takers, so optimizing for high-quality responses is essential.
For all the hype and attention Quora gets thanks to its Valley-centric audience, high-quality responses, sky-high valuation and Facebook mafia pedigree, Formspring is way bigger.
At the same time, she said Stringr isn't the same as most crowdsourced news services (such as Fresco News) — the point isn't to get everybody to contribute, but rather to make sure there are enough good videographers to provide high-quality responses to newsroom requests.
At the same time, she said Stringr isn't the same as most crowdsourced news services (such as Fresco News) — the point isn't to get everybody to contribute, but rather to make sure there are enough good videographers to provide high-quality responses to newsroom requests.
Similarly, extensive and high-quality responses are consistent with shorter transmission duration and reduced geographic spread compared to circumstances in which the outbreak responses are of poorer quality.
High-quality responses earn a star, totaling up to nine stars (the comparability question earns up to two stars).
In summary, intensified single AHCT with tandem chemo-mobilization and augmented high-dose therapy is feasible in multiple myeloma and leads to high-quality response rates.
We also know that some victims dial 999 and do not get any protection, despite the Acpo policy and procedures for responding to domestic violence that, if followed, should provide a high-quality response that prioritises victim safety.
This paper asks the following research question: How can automated task design techniques help novice users create better tasks and receive higher quality responses from the crowd?
Evidence shows that the NGT, when used correctly, elicits a greater volume of novel and higher-quality responses in response to a carefully articulated question than the less structured group data collection approaches such as focus groups and brainstorming [ 18, 19].
