The phrase "process in response to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in a sentence when you are trying to describe a process that was created as a reaction to a certain event or situation. For example: "The company developed a new process in response to the increased demand for their product."
Under Cameron, they seemed to be a reactive, piecemeal process, in response to short-term political pressures.
Google said it had planned to introduce the service later, but sped up the process in response to Sandy.
Doig testified in Chicago on Monday in the first day of the trial about his artistic process in response to questions from his lawyers, the New York Times reported from the court room.
Mr. Whitman, along with other investment managers, has tweaked the stock-picking process in response to last year's events — he now looks for companies that do not need to turn to the capital markets repeatedly for cash.
The online group Anonymous has called for a day of nationwide process in response to Bland's alleged murder (thereby disputing the autopsy's finding of suicide), and that call inspired me.
Facebook also outlined its investigation process in response to reports of harassment or bullying.
Fibrosis is a pathological wound healing process in response to chronic injury.
This was a general behavioural cortical process in response to KD because it was independent from the stimulus modality inducing the lack of habituatory effect.
Auxin polar transport system modulates an auxin gradient that determines plant developmental process in response to environmental conditions and developmental programs.
The empirical analysis implies that interest groups are in an organizational and/or strategic reconfiguration process in response to changes of the overall governance structure.
Mathematical models are provided, steady state data are validated and case studies performed to study the transient behaviour of the process in response to process disturbances.
