"implement a response" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to discuss taking some kind of action or means of responding to something. For example: "The manager agreed to implement a response to the customer's complaint."
Hampshire and Owen (9) found that lateral OFC was specifically active during an attentional shift after negative feedback rather than during the negative feedback itself and suggest this area is responsible for implementing a response shift rather than processing negative feedback.
Third, implementing a response which is appropriate and adapted to the diverse needs of a population demands both adaptations to existing programmes and in some cases specific programming.
And because some students will falter, even with strong instruction, the school has implemented a Response to Intervention (RTI) plan, which has been adopted by schools around the country.
Secondly, a cyclical process (namely: issue collection; prioritisation; review; developing and implementing a response; feedback) was facilitated and involved the CAC together with the research team at each key step.
We implemented a response-surface-model based algorithm for optimizing parameters of experimental systems that uses smooth surrogate models of the system behaviour obtained by Gaussian Random Process Regression [14], [15].
Mr. Stone has advised Mr. Sharpton before national debates, encouraged him to implement a "rapid response" system, and introduced him to the man who became his national campaign manager, Charles Halloran, the aides said.
As Europe struggles with scores of people continuing to risk their lives in the Mediterranean, we have a precious window of time in south-east Asia to implement a predictable response system while the waters of the Bay of Bengal and Andaman Sea remain quiet.
Singapore is going to implement a demand response (DR) program to further enhance the efficiency and competitiveness of its electricity market.
