The phrase "return a response" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used when talking about a reply or answer that is given in response to something, particularly in the context of communication or computer programming. Example: "After reviewing the email, I will return a response to your inquiry by the end of the day."
We envision database independent natural language interfaces which will intelligently map English sentences to SQL like structured queries to return a response.
In cases where students did not return a response to one particular item of the 'spider', the pre- or post- 'pair' to that particular response was omitted from "within cohort" pre- to post- analysis.
Selected patients are sent an invitation letter describing the study and internet-based therapy, and are asked to return a response card to indicate if they are interested in participation.
If the debt recovery agency provides a response that you believe is inaccurate or incomplete, or you wish to refuse to pay the debt regardless, you can return a response stating that the agency's response was insufficient evidence of a debt or balance due, and that you are disputing it.
(A search by the case's docket number on Pacer, the federal court records system, returns a response stating, "This case is sealed").
The service returns a response message to the consumer's request.
After Ben's response, however, Monroe, persists in his enquiry by ignoring Ben's greeting and not returning a response to his question (Compare: B: Hey Monroe. How you doing? M: Fine thanks).
106 forms were returned, a response rate of 35%.
In 2008, 250 survey forms were distributed and 93 completed forms were returned, a response rate of 37%.
Altogether 2,956 questionnaires were returned, a response rate of 55.2%.
Following a reminder sent in January 2013, 168 useable responses were returned, a response rate of 40%.
