Make response is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
For instance, you might write, "Please make a response to the survey by tomorrow."
Wood and Stone plan on spending several million dollars this year alone to make "Response Insurance for responsible people" a household phrase.
Tens of thousands of elderly who live alone have disabilities that would make response to evacuation orders more difficult.
To jump in and post comments and make response videos requires a measure of enterprise and exhibitionism that critics rarely possess.
Experimental conclusions are predominantly associated with application of the herder material and usability for a given experiment scale to make response decisions.
Response agencies were unprepared for the need to be able to liaise with different expert sources (e.g. volcanologists, agricultural scientists, and veterinarians) to integrate input for multiple sources to make response management decisions.
That is the mainstream view and we need to make responses concerning these views.
"We all had to stand & make responses," one of the children said, pulling a reporter aside.
The 'request handler' module was used to handle client requests and make responses by retrieving personal data.
Time and time again I get asked to make responses and I feel like I do that every single time.
The developmentally plastic fetus may make responses incurring either immediate or delayed trade-offs and adjust its physiological development accordingly.
