quick response

British

noun

marketing the rapid replenishment of a customer's stock by a supplier with direct access to data from the customer's point of sale

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He said the quick response from paramedics who arrived via the air ambulance helped save his life.

From BBC

The shop owner praised the quick response of police and security staff at the M Cwmbran shopping centre, where the shop is located.

From BBC

He said the current situation was "frightening" with drivers who had broken down having to rely on a quick response from other drivers to move out when signs said a lane had been closed.

From BBC

In rebuke to Glass, Kennedy Center spokesperson Roma Daravi’s quick response was: “We have no place for politics in the arts.”

From Los Angeles Times

His praise is reserved for the "lovely ambulance crew" and the "really quick response" from triple zero, the emergency services.

From BBC

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