The phrase "responsive measures" is correct to use in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation where a particular set of actions are taken in response to a particular event. For example, "The government announced a series of responsive measures to deal with the economic downturn".
"Responsive measures will follow from our side, and the responsibility for them will lie fully on the U.S".
A computerized adaptive test for patients with hip impairments produced valid and responsive measures of function.
'The important message to get across is that all the public health and responsive measures implemented are the same,' said Tom Skinner, a spokesman at the C.D.C.
If we want to resolve the gargantuan problem of the failing prison service, a wider view needs to be taken and it must include real, well-funded action on violence against women; not only responsive measures, but preventative ones, too.
"Our contingency plans are designed to implement responsive measures efficiently and accurately with as little impact to our clients as possible".
Based on the illustration of climate adaptability of interface opening in Suzhou's regional residences, this paper is initiated to make a detailed interpretation of responsive measures and passive design strategies of interface opening, which were developed in the process of long-term adaptation to the regional climate.
However, papilloedama is a delayed consequence of chronic CSF accumulation in the retrobulbar optic nerve dural sheath due to raised pressure in CSF in cranial cavity, and direct measurement of such CSF accumulation may provide an earlier and more responsive measure of intracranial hypertension.
Stair ascent duration was the least responsive measure.
Measuring early onset, however, requires a sensitive and clinically responsive measure.
Pain-free grip strength is a more responsive measure of outcome than maximum grip strength for patients with Lateral Epicondylalgia.
In conclusion, the VAS-D is a reliable, valid, and responsive measure of pain intensity for people with upper extremity injuries.
