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'steering response' is a valid phrase in written English.
It is most often used in a technical context to refer to the way in which a system or device responds to various forms of input or control. For example, "The aircraft's steering response was remarkably stable during both the simulated and real flight tests."
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Steering response is instant and accurate.
Its steering response is quick and precise, more so than many sedans'.
The changes involve making the ride softer over bumps without spoiling the precision of steering response.
The steering response is everything you would expect from a BMW.
There's a bite to the steering response that's intoxicating, and there's hardly any perceptible body roll.
New electro-hydraulic power steering saves a bit of fuel while marginally improving the steering response.
The throttle response, like the steering response, is almost instantaneous; power delivery is linear and precise.
Over the years, BMW conditioned drivers to expect precise, linear steering response; now it has changed the rules.
The idea is to improve steering response, not only in parking and low-speed situations but in lane-change maneuvers.
This haptic display indicated a steering response may be initiated to drive around an obstacle ahead.
An optional system sharpens steering response and works with the standard vehicle dynamic control for a more confident cornering feel.
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