"responsive to inquiries" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone or something that responds promptly or positively to questions or requests. For example, "The customer service department is very responsive to inquiries."
Encourage administration officials to be open and responsive to press inquiries".
So, I called the officials in my town, which is fairly small and pretty responsive to residents' inquiries, to see what might be involved in having someone remove, say, a 40-foot-wide circle of pavement in the center of the cul-de-sac, where my neighbors and I would then have some topsoil delivered and sprinkle some grass seed.
The company has been responsive to all tax department inquiries, she added.
In a statement, Mr. Bacon noted that the two-year investigation, which included 95 interviews, had found that there was no evidence of White House involvement in his handling of The New Yorker request, and that his only motive was "a desire to be responsive to an urgent media inquiry".
"DHS is fully cooperating with the committee and is in the process of gathering information responsive to the Committee's inquiry".
Now as defense secretary, Mr. Rumsfeld has appointed Dr. Cambone to do just that, overseeing a huge Defense Department intelligence bureaucracy, evaluating the quality of intelligence and making sure that the analysis and inquiries are responsive to the policy makers' needs.
"We know from the Moss inquiry and the Senate inquiry that the police are not responsive to allegations of sexual abuse.
If one takes the evidence to which natural science is primarily responsive to be that produced by empirical observation, it seems that philosophical (and other) inquiry proceeding from the armchair must have some other (putative) evidential basis.
A Justice Department spokeswoman said the material disclosing the preliminary inquiry about Mr. Freeh was part of a larger document that was directly responsive to the Judiciary Committee's request for information about the campaign fund-raising investigation.
It might be argued that the PCC could add inquiry to its remit so that the process of regulation is more inquisitive and responsive to complaints pointing to ethically and legally problematical patterns of journalistic methodology and publication.
