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Discover Ludwig"public response" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to refer to the opinion of the public when reacting to or commenting on something, such as a new policy or event. For example, "The government's new policy was met with a mixed public response."
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The public response was overwhelming.
The scale and intensity of public response have been impressive.
Overall there is a split in public response.
SnapchatDB was not satisfied with Snapchat's public response.
Then I prepare a public response to him.
The public response, however, is hard to foresee.
The public response was swift and marked by moral outrage.
After a massive public response it was defeated in 1998.
So far, the public response has been relatively low-key.
To say public response has been favorable is an understatement.
The public response, he said, has been "pretty amazing".
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