The phrase "responsive people" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when referring to individuals who are quick to respond or react to something. For example, "The team is composed of responsive people who are eager to take on new tasks."
But the most useful reforms for China's nascent civil society are really the same things that all China needs: a stronger judiciary, more responsive people's congresses, a more independent press.
Through this, the advertiser is able to measure how socially responsive people are to the TV campaigns and vice versa.
When I started, I was amazed by how responsive people were to the project.
I got a tour of the city and probably the best crowd anywhere -- 175 incredibly responsive people on a Tuesday morning.
It's really hard to gauge how responsive people were going to be, and, in that sense, we set a realistic goal on Kickstarter of $50,000.
This indicated that even after a long history of deprivation, children may cease to inhibit their attachment behaviour and may start approaching responsive people in their environment in times of stress.
In addition, as the beneficiaries of care, patients are key stakeholders in the health system and their feedback is necessary to develop responsive, people-centered health systems.
"If you're a citizen journalist," said James O'Keefe, the conservative activist who filmed the Acorn sting videos and passed them along to Mr. Breitbart, "you have to be responsive to people, you have to listen to the people around you.
Interventions should be responsive to people's expectations in regard to non-health matters and reflect the importance of people's dignity and autonomy, and the confidentiality of information.
This would be more generous, more inclusive and more responsive to people's actual lives, admirable qualities all.
Inspections will be based on five key requirements: assessing whether care services are safe, caring, effective, well-led and responsive to people's needs.
