The phrase 'properly respond' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to express that someone has answered in a responsible and appropriate manner. For example, "When I asked my boss for more vacation time, she properly responded with a reasonable suggestion."
Sky News said it could not properly respond to the application without full disclosure of the evidence supporting the police application.
The acknowledgment as well that this is our number one challenge and it's one that each and every one of us must step up and properly respond to, all governments, I think that's a really important development today," Andrews said.
A subsequent inquest found the family had endured years of abuse, and held police and council officials partly responsible for failing to properly respond to Pilkington's requests for help.
The N.H.L. provides a lot of excitement every night, often because of the major mistakes in one-goal games in which the coaching staff does not properly respond to the actual situation.
University officials said they were pleased that the investigation into whether Yale had failed to properly respond to complaints had ended, based on their cooperation, without a finding of noncompliance by the university.
As I noted in my article in Wednesday's paper, Shell Oil has received several preliminary permits to begin drilling exploratory wells off the Arctic coast of Alaska next summer even as foes of drilling there argue that the severe conditions — ice, darkness, brutal storms — will make it impossible to properly respond to a spill or other problem.
The presented model can give the system operator an efficient and optimal way to properly respond to outages.
PAGE A12 White House Storm Response A "fog of war" prevented the White House from properly responding to Hurricane Katrina, House staff investigators said.
Refugee policies have at times rightly recognized the urgent danger that certain religious or otherwise distinct groups are in, and have properly responded.
Parents who have sought out Hughes' support group had in common "knowing something was very wrong and not feeling their concerns were properly responded to", she said.
A Rikers Island warden, Roger Slattery, 47, was demoted this week for not properly responding to a recent emergency, officials of the city and the deputy wardens' union said.
