The phrase "responsive to requests" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something or someone that is prompt and willing to fulfill or address requests. Example: Our customer service team is always responsive to requests for assistance, ensuring that all inquiries are answered promptly and efficiently.
I repeat my pressing call to them to come forward and be responsive to requests for assistance.
Mr. Stanley says it typically takes about 30 days to modify a loan "if the client is responsive" to requests for information from the lender or loan servicer.
Brian Dettelbach, an assistant inspector general with the Department of Transportation, said his office was still reviewing the letter, but added, "We try to be responsive to requests from members and Congressional committees".
The person who ran Modi's social media operation told me that Facebook was extraordinarily responsive to requests from the campaign, and recalled that Das "never said no" to any information the campaign wanted.
Reforms, but Limited Reach After the new procedures were adopted, Cardinal Ratzinger's office became more responsive to requests to discipline priests, said bishops who sought help from his office.
Mr. Rivera said the development's approval process was among the smoothest he had ever seen — in part because Signature's executives were responsive to requests from residents and local leaders, but also because of Mr. Miller's experience in the byways of local government.
"We have been very responsive to all requests for information".
Some communities have found that companies are responsive to their requests.
During the meeting, we emphasized to him that the C.I.A. should provide any documents responsive to our requests, even if the commission had not specifically asked for them.
A spokesman for Sallie Mae, Tom Joyce, said that the timing of the stock sale was coincidental and that the company would be responsive to the requests for information.
"I would hope that the administration would be more responsive to Congressional requests for specific, rather than general, information," said Representative Jerrold Nadler, Democrat of New York.
