The phrase "response to call" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the action of answering or reacting to a call or request. Example: "The firefighter's quick response to call saved the family's home from the blazing fire."
"Put People First is a coalition of development charities, trade unions, faith groups, environmentalists and other organisations, formed in response to call for a fair, sustainable route out of recession," says the website.
NHS hospitals are becoming cleaner, but staff are not doing enough for frail patients who need help with eating and the response to call buttons is poor, health inspectors said today.
That, as the next section demonstrates, turns out to be useful at almost every stage along the supply chain.* "An Overview of B2B and Purchasing Technology: Response to Call for Submissions", Federal Trade Commission.
In response to "Call It Booklyn," by Sara Gran (Sept . 10, about Brooklyn as the epicenter of the hip and intellectual (read: elitist), I would like to point out that the real Brooklyn exists to the east of the literary mecca of Park Slope.
The recipient rats also emitted some 50-kHz calls in response to call presentation, but this effect was observed only in adult subjects.
There was no indication that the three non-natal males showed a different looking pattern in response to call donors than males tested in their natal group.
We only observe the response to calling and patting on the shoulder during the infusion of study agents.
We were able to link survey responses to call data for 251 nurses, of whom 211 had taken at least 100 calls in the relevant time period.
There was no response to calls for comment made to the company responsible for the scaffold, Nova Restoration, which has offices in Brooklyn.
Before the summit US officials had been resigned to a lukewarm response to calls for troops.
Its credibility depends on a serious response to calls for financial transparency.
