The phrase "in response to developments" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing actions or decisions made as a reaction to changes or events that have occurred.
Example: "The company implemented new policies in response to developments in the market."
Alternatives: "as a reaction to changes" or "in reaction to events."
Previous rallies in response to developments in Europe were short-lived.
He improved the faculty and the physical plant and, in response to developments in biomedical research, created a genetics department.
Monetary policy is too tight for the euro zone as a whole at the moment, and so to tighten further in response to developments in Germany would be disastrous.
With so little known about the inner workings of this dark kingdom, miscalculation by any side in response to developments inside the North is a very real possibility given the hair-trigger alerts of the militaries on the peninsula.
The coalition collapsed when the Dutch-speaking Liberals and Democrats (Open VLD) withdrew in response to developments in the long-running dispute over the future of the bilingual Brussels-Halle-Vilvoorde district.
The European Society of Radiology ESRR) established a Working Group on Value-Based Imaging (VBI WG) in August 2016 in response to developments in European healthcare systems in general, and the trend within radiology to move from volume- to value-based practice in particular.
Another significant advantage of C. crescentus is the ability to study changes in localization in response to development and cell cycle progression.
These provide a comparison with other studies focused on gene duplication and the evolution of divergent gene expression patterns in response to development or abiotic stress in a single genotype [5], [9], [16].
This is not unexpected given that both datasets utilize a single Arabidopsis genotype, Col-0, and similar signaling pathways are involved controlling gene expression in response to development and abiotic stress.
