The phrase "in response to the event" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means that something is done or said as a reaction or answer to a particular event or situation. You can use it when explaining why a certain action was taken or statement was made. Example: In response to the event, the company issued a statement condemning the actions of their former CEO and promising to implement stricter ethical policies.
In response to the event, Sainsbury's said: "We have always welcomed everyone into our stores and will do so as usual on Wednesday".
Generally, residents and organisations exhibited high levels of adaptive capacity in response to the event.
The substantial difference between the two indices suggests both that fear was triggered in response to the event and that the lexicon captures the different sentimental expressions.
Both residents and organisations exhibited high levels of adaptive capacity in response to the event and utilised regional and national networks to obtain information on past events and recovery strategies.
To understand the extent to which a city shares the fear expressed by Boston in response to the event we compute the fear correlation between Boston and the given city in terms of the correlation between the two cities' timeseries of fear indices.
3) Response (Inner Choice) Notice/decide how you feel in response to the event.
Her book grew out of an op-ed she wrote for the Washington Post, in response to the events in Ferguson.
"In response to the events surrounding the protest flotilla, there are growing protests by the government and public in Turkey," the National Security Council Counter-Terrorism Bureau said.
The local fans met the 300 fans from New England to march into the stadium as a sign of solidarity in response to the events of Marathon Monday.
In response to the events of September 11th, the Chinese government increased its military presence in Xinjiang, and stepped up the arrests of suspected separatists.
"The board respects his decision to leave now that the organisational changes in response to the events of 2011 have been completed," he said.
