"reply letters" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to letters that are written in response to a prior letter. For example: I am in charge of writing reply letters to customers who have written in with inquiries.
One aspect of the cluster analysis indicated that reply letters written by authors of the original firearm access studies were disproportionately likely to refer to the National Rifle Association, as compared to letters to the editor.
Reply letters include more information regarding patient history/background than the recipients would like.
Referral and reply letters are common means by which doctors exchange information pertinent to patient care.
Content analysis of both referral and reply letters has shown that their quality and comprehensiveness could be improved [ 51- 53].
Twenty-seven categofinformationrmatinn in referral letters and 32 in reply letters after a consultation were defined.
Lack of referral reply, delay in receiving the consultant's reply letter, and insufficient detail in reply letters are common concerns expressed by surgeons elsewhere [ 51].
But their reply letter and the way it became available to outsiders seemed only to create new friction.
In the reply letter, released as part of a regulatory filing on Friday, Sealy said it would "correct some of the facts that you misinterpret".
This is a reply letter to Letter to the 'Editor Hemicrania continua: towards a new classification?' Fabio Antonaci and Ottar Sjaastad The Journal of Headache and Pain Citation: 2014, 15:8.
With great pleasure we write this Reply letter to the considerations, all of them indeed very interesting and thought-provoking, from Crombez relatively to a paper of validation of an existing instrument suitable/appropriate to our vision of a chronic migraine patient's complexity [1].
The following are a couple of choice quotes from said guestbook; [sic], of course: "i just received a reply letter from kevin and i am beside myself," "I met Kevin and the fact that Iwas too shy to speak properly.
