"provide a response to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are asking someone to consider something and provide an opinion on it. For example: Please provide a response to the following questions.
Mr. Massa's office did not provide a response to the criticisms being made by the groups.
The Warsaw summit will also provide a response to security challenges coming from the south.
"I see all the denominations as attempting to provide a response to the same question.
Universities should have to provide a response to their NSS results, and say how they will act on poor scores.
Dividing the executive, legislative, and judicial functions between three distinct agencies appeared to provide a response to this dilemma.
The agency officials asked if I would travel to Niger to check out the story so they could provide a response to the vice president's office.
Channel 4 said in a statement: "We are confident that the programme did not breach the Ofcom code and we will be providing a response to the investigation".
The "No" campaign has no intention of providing a response to the SNP's white paper since that would subject the UK and its economic prospects to the same forensic scrutiny independence has endured for a year.
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Yet take a look at the list of those who provided a response to the consultation and you'll find that the vast majority come from individual members of the public.
Visitors' comments revealed a rather surprising insight; almost half of the visitors who provided a response to 'further comments' suggested enlarging and/or enriching the exhibit.
