The phrase "in reply of" is not correct or usable in written English.
A better phrase to use would be "in reply to." For example: She sent a response in reply to his email.
Smiling at a blonde woman, Rose "in reply received a cool stare of query".
M. Daladier's speech was made in reply to critics of national defense during the past week's debate.
In reply to 36 of the 53 IDK-Qs, simulated patients provided detailed responses and/or asked for more information.
In reply to this kind of objection, Stephen Davies has emphasized the role of the listener's response in resemblance theories.
"To accompany a report in reply to a resolution of the House of Representatives dated Feb 16th , 1885.
In reply to the critiques of Professor Hillinger and Lapham on Amartya Sen's original article.
Writer took part in it and gives his views in reply to a number of questions.
Warwickshire, in reply to Notts' total of 388, are 24 without loss.
I wrote postcards in reply to the stack of mail I'd brought along.
"Competition and Biosimilar Products--In Reply". JAMA: Journal of the American Medical Association 314.24 (December 2015): 2692-2692.
