"rich response" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a response that provides a substantial amount of detail, information, or insight. For example, "When we asked her opinion on the issue, she provided a rich response that gave us a lot of useful perspective."
It's in this piece that you feel most surely the dancers' rich response to music.
The system's dynamical behavior shows a rich response that includes dynamical jumps, bifurcations and chaos.
This analysis shows that the experimental pendulum has a rich response, presenting periodic response, chaos and transient chaos.
Coming from someone who is constantly harking back to stories about Bill Clinton that are decades old, this was a rich response, and it won't quell the media furor.
The sensor responses have been evaluated either by cyclic voltammetry or by square wave voltammetry, and demonstrate that such voltammetric sensors show a rich response when immersed in red wines.
Other toxicants have similarly rich response information in PubChem (Table 2).
The most fundamental question about the test that Rorschach left unanswered at his death was how these 10 cards could produce such rich responses in the first place.
Google calls these "rich responses" and provides developers with a set of pre-made visual components that they can easily use to extend their Assistant actions.
Respondents provided rich responses to two free-text questions, one on health worker return (N = 343) and another on health professional emigration (N = 209) from the source country (Ireland).
It is awesome that Peter Orszag himself (Director of OMB) offered a thoughtful and data-rich response to Gawande's article on the official Whitehouse website.
Sp-DN is the DNA binding domain of Sp1, which binds to GC-rich response elements, and can thus compete with endogenous Sp factors on promoters [37].
