The phrase "response to your questions" is an acceptable and commonly used phrase in written English.
It could be used in a sentence such as, "I will provide a detailed response to your questions shortly."
When I emailed these questions and others to him he sent me, "as my response to your questions" a summary of the proceedings of a conference that took place in 2009.
Please see the below in response to your questions.
An update from the blogger in response to your questions: When I picked her up the principal was nowhere to be found, so he did not talk to me directly.
When learning about probability and the language of chance in mathematics, use your Twitter network to offer a real world response to your questions.
-Are you satisfied with the response to your question or will you investigate this question further?
In response to your question "Where Have All The Women Gone?": We're still here and we continue to make a difference every day.
"In response to your question in particular, I must say that I also recognize the president of the Islamic republic officially," Fars reported Mr. Karroubi as saying.
QUESTION FROM FO: To return to an earlier comment you made in this chat, what are some of the responses investment bankers have given in response to your question re why their work is important?
So I really don't appreciate the look you gave me when, in response to your question about my area of specialization, I said, "The domestic industries of Brabant during the Middle Ages".
— Name Withheld, MA A. Indeed, I can imagine all kinds of snarky retorts you could make to intrusive questions about your family, starting with the one posted in response to your question on my Facebook page: "I found your nose.
A: (Stuart Elliott) Era is one of the many fabric care brands sold by Procter & Gamble, and here is a response to your question, dear reader, from Christina Saunders, a spokeswoman for Procter in Cincinnati.
