"response in mind" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it in any sentence where you want to emphasize that the person in that sentence is considering a response or is actively thinking about a potential response. For example: "I asked my teacher about the assignment due date, but she had no response in mind."
Smith said he had a response in mind already: "Now the only thing that'll make up for that is for you to make me a fat stormtrooper".
>>>> I suggest you check out the latest research on meditation practices — it definitely matters which meditation technique you use: they do not all elicit the same response in mind and body.
If the producer had a specific response in mind, Ms. Carter added with an edge to her usually warm voice, she should feed her a line, which the producer did not.
And when Iain Duncan Smith, the work and pensions secretary, justifies his policy with unsupported assertions and dodgy statistics, Liam Byrne, his Labour shadow, ought to have a smarter response in mind than appearing to try to sound tougher still – as he did on Monday with his attack on Tory competence.
With his previous response in mind, we asked if the show would continued to have its own tone or trend towards "Breaking Bad".
We just need to give him some things to think about in terms of issues so he has some responses in mind".
With these responses in mind, we began redesigning the cell biology semester of the course (Biol18b) into a semester-long research-based project that encompassed many of the most crucial concepts and techniques.
The choice of a seven-point response scale with anchor points of one and seven offers the rater sufficient points of discrimination to be sensitive to changes, without having to maintain too many response options in mind (i.e., compared with the 0 10 response scale) [ 24].
The effects on the response of the characterizing environmental parameters, namely, mean wind speed, mean wind direction, significant wave height, and wave peak period, are investigated, with long-term extreme response analyses in mind.
With the exception of bombastic new track Can't Go Wrong – which gets a phenomenal response bearing in mind it was released only hours before he jogged on stage – the first 20 minutes are spent fiercely spraying out recent non-album singles.
What is the best response, bearing in mind that, even allowing for the logic of his situation and relative correlation of forces in theater, Putin comes from a world view in which acquiescence to the naked use of force is not always viewed as wise?
