The phrase "mode of response" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the method or manner in which someone or something responds to a situation or stimulus. Example: "The survey included questions about the participants' preferred mode of response, whether through online forms or in-person interviews."
What is needed is a more subtle, coordinated mode of response.
In contrast, such a calculated cease-fire could lead Hamas to change its mode of response.
It is things, the furniture of the universe, that are particular and variable; the multiplicity of human observers melts into an undifferentiable mode of response.
It involves the prerequisite of response, transmission effect, mode of response, plasma model, efficiency of response mode, and size effect of constitutive characteristics.
Love waves are dispersive interfacial waves that are a mode of response for anti-plane motions of an elastic layer bonded to an elastic half-space.
Stress variations showing flange yielding, flange rotation, effects of joint tightening sequence, identification of the mode of response to loading (static or dynamic) is discussed.
Simons, A. M. Modes of response to environmental change and the elusive empirical evidence for bet hedging.
For the midrise structure, it was possible to simulate the height, mass, and three primary modes of response with a simplified, scaled model in centrifuge.
Characteristic modes of response to the holy include cultic acts of all kinds: ritual drama, prayers of many sorts, dancing, ecstatic speech, veneration of various persons and objects, sermons, silent meditation, and sacred music and song.
The efficiency of the control strategy is demonstrated to be related to the nature of the coupling between the plate modes of response and the radiated field.
The results suggest that grain growth and coalescence are important modes of response in the deformation of ultrafine- and nanograined materials.
