The phrase "proposed response" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a suggested or planned reaction or answer to a situation or question. Example: The board of directors discussed the proposed response to the recent merger proposal.
Both the items and the proposed response scales were discussed with staff of WHO, who are responsible for the development and maintenance of the ICF.
The more serious concern is the efficacy of the proposed response.
A proposed "response line", promising a turnaround within 48 hours, is manifestly ludicrous.
He faxed a proposed response to the Caribbean regulators to an unnamed lawyer working for Mr. Stanford.
I often found myself agreeing with Napier's statement of an issue, but not buying, or maybe not even understanding his proposed response.
Such an elaborate campaign is not necessary in this case, administration officials argued, because the evidence is already overwhelming and the scope of the proposed response is more limited.
In 1998, for example, Roger G. Whidden, Philip Morris's vice president for worldwide regulatory affairs, wrote Ms. Gillibrand a letter along with a draft document containing proposed responses to possible questions from reporters about nitrosamines, a cancer-causing agent in cigarettes.
By using a Fourier Galerkin spectral method we obtain numerical solutions of the proposed response-excitation PDF equations.
By conceptualizing those key threats, we proposed responses for sustainability.
DeAgazio also took photos of Trump and Abe reviewing proposed responses to North Korea's test under the moonlight as staffers used their cell phones to make the intelligence recommendations readable. .
Expanding on these worries, here we examine the concerns and proposed responses that are developing due to observations or growing awareness of the outflow of patients from Mongolia and their consequent economic effects.
