The phrase "irritated response" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a reaction or reply that is annoyed or bothered. Example: She couldn't help but roll her eyes at his constant complaints, her irritated response dripping with sarcasm, "Oh yes, because everything is always your fault."
We glimpse the screen, and Martha's irritated response to it, for only a second.
Had Mrs. Clinton, that might have been the enduring image of her Africa trip, not the irritated response in Congo.
I tapped him on the shoulder several times, and when he took no notice, I yelled, "You kicked my cane and I nearly fell!" His irritated response?
But how can you write mordant material better than W.'s own, like his irritated response to Gail Sheehy's claim in Vanity Fair that he is dyslexic: "The woman who knew that I had dyslexia -- I never interviewed her".
Toby's storytelling contains her clearly irritated responses to the unheard comments of the Children of Crake.
The Port Authority was so prepared for a mayoral attack that officials there had provided reporters earlier in the day with irritated responses to the mayor's anticipated criticism.
He spent much of the afternoon in a hotel conference center listening to a recitation of the government's programs from his cabinet, but got irritated responses from civic leaders.
The exchange set the tone for a morning of hostile questions by defense lawyers and increasingly irritated responses from Mr. Mineo, who was scolded several times by the judge, Alan D. Marrus, as he volunteered information without being questioned.
Unless the user who uploaded the video disabled commenting, you will often quickly find out if the video is prankster's work by reading the irritated responses.
You're irritated and about to reply with a disgruntled response, well, how about this to bide you some time: "I'm not sure I understand.
Mandated interaction clearly irritated users, with the highest emotional response coming from senior staff.
