The phrase "response to needs" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to a response that is tailored to meet a particular need. For example, "The company had a creative response to needs, offering innovative solutions to customers."
"It is constantly changing in response to needs".
Statutory and voluntary social services have evolved in response to needs that could not be fully met by individuals either alone or in association with others.
Additional suppliers will be enrolled in response to needs and requests from the Harvard community, or to fill gaps in our supply base.
Success depended on bridging dramatically different national, organizational, and occupational cultures to collaborate in fluid groupings that emerged and dissolved in response to needs that were identified as the work progressed.
Supercritical CO2 technologies have only recently been proposed for microelectronic applications in response to needs for material-compatible cleaning systems, small-dimension developing solvents, and low chemical-use processes.
"By the weekend, the Bush administration will have a full blown PR disaster/scandal on their hands because of the late response to needs in New Orleans," Mr. Mann wrote on Sept. 1, the Thursday after the storm, attributing that observation to Mr. McCurry.
we are in response to need or suffering.
And high consumption of beta carotene, which the body converts to retinol partly in response to need, was not linked to hip fractures.
This cannot be a response to need or entitlement, or even a reward for risk, since the formulas are always fudged to ensure payment.
The US jusitifies the denial of care to 50 million of its people by focusing attention on quality of providers, not access or response to need.
New variants evolve in response to need.
