The phrase "sent a response" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when referring to a reply sent to someone, for example: "I sent a response to their email quickly."
The company sent a response to PC Magazine, which the magazine posted on its Web site.
A spokeswoman for the finance agency said it had sent a response to Ms. Harris's letter.
Howe sent a response suggesting he thought this a reference to the group's parent organisation, the NHS Confederation.
Yesterday, Mr. Kalikow sent a response saying that he took "strong exception" to that but that the authority would comply with the audit.
"We sent a response, setting out our proposals which are aimed at respecting E.U. laws while safeguarding quality in the education sector," the ministry said in a statement.
The statement by government spokesman Gholam Hossein Elham's came just a day after Tehran sent a response to the EU, the details of which have yet to be revealed.
A corporate executive or Mexican official might see that message from the balcony of a nearby hotel and send a response using a cell phone.
Instead, the company offers "fan mail," in which a person sends a response to a Tumblr author with an electronic postcard that the commenter designs.
One idea is to print the radio equivalent of bar codes on packaging that would absorb the energy of a radio signal and send a response.
Under normal conditions, this requires the user's computer to send a request to the host computer, which then sends a response back to the user.
The secretary general of Interpol, Ronald K. Noble, said in a statement that his agency had offered to send a response team, including forensic and counterterrorism experts.
