"slow responding" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use it to describe a response to something that is not immediate or timely. For example, "I was expecting a faster response from the customer service team, but they were slow responding."
NATO is very slow responding to these attacks on the civilians".
Pepsi has failed to match Coca-Cola's prices and was slow responding to Coke's "Freestyle" soda fountain, which lets people pick their own flavours.
The rainfall that we will see today, that will bring river levels back up on the Thames and we expect levels on slow responding rivers like the Thames, like the Severn, to stay high for a number of days to come.
These circumstances could justify a special role of the forestry sector when its rather slow responding ability is considered otherwise, comparable circumstances may concern other sectors as well.
It warned that "large, slow responding rivers" - particularly the Thames, Trent and Severn - would continue to rise over the next few days.
Six patients reported technical problems (Table 4), such as the tablet computer shutting down and having to start over or a slow responding tablet computer and having to touch each key more than once.
An important first step in this process is to provide reliable estimates of the slower responding groundwater pathways and subsequently the quicker overland and interflow pathways.
Also, right temporal lobe WMH were associated with slower responding in the simple RT task.
As uncertainty is associated with slower responding, this explanation gels with observations that hyperaltruism is positively correlated with slower deciding for others relative to oneself [ 12].
We used different modulation frequencies (80 Hz and 20 kHz) to discriminate between fast responding QD-states and slower responding trap states.
Next, to identify direct targets, we adapted the yeast NMD reactivation assay so as to distinguish rapidly degrading direct targets from slower responding indirect targets.
