The phrase "responsive friend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a friend who is attentive and quick to respond to messages or needs.
Example: "Whenever I need advice or support, I can always count on my responsive friend to be there for me."
Alternatives: "attentive friend" or "reliable friend."
Those of us who worked closely with Gary, primarily at our offices in New York and London, knew him as a remarkably gifted lawyer, a man of boundless energy, good humor, and impeccable integrity, a patient and generous mentor, and always a warm and responsive friend.
Not only does Sharethrough's software feed that information back to advertisers; the system also optimizes results, by showing each video most frequently to users who are likely to share, at times when they are likely to watch, then encouraging them to share it with their most responsive friends.
"You've been much more responsive than my friends on the leave campaign".
Quiet Acts of Kindness But for every story about Mr. Bloomberg as the pushy center of his universe, there is one about Mr. Bloomberg as the unsung purveyor of good deeds -- the good friend, the responsive boss, the generous philanthropist and the loving son and father.
A good way to find out how much you've changed is to raise a discussion about topics that are now of interest to you and to see how responsive your group of friends are––if they seem disinterested, flippant or evasive, then it's probable that they're not willing to come along on your new journey.
But the Chinese, accustomed to unwavering loyalty from Myanmar at the United Nations and other diplomatic forums, are faced with a new government led by President U Thein Sein that has shown signs of wanting to be less dependent on its old friend and more responsive to its citizens' concerns.
To illustrate, if someone is more responsive and dedicated to their friends via Facebook, it may suggest that they will uphold the same responsiveness with their lender.
Some learned that if a man is responsive to the opinions of his friends, one can use that to undo him.
PROMs were considered to have met this dimension if they assessed whether: a) family and friends were involved in the patient's decision making and care according to the patient's preferences; and/or b) whether care was responsive to the concerns of family and friends and recognised their needs [ 1].
"His eyes were open but he was non-responsive as far as I could tell," a friend, Jonah Matranga, said in early 2010.
Government initiatives to increase take-up would be best targeted at year groups in the most deprived areas rather than at individuals, as children are obviously responsive to the choices made by their school friends".
