Sentence examples for Surveyed from inspiring English sources
The word "Surveyed" is correct in written English
It is typically used to describe the act of examining or inspecting something, often in the context of gathering information or data. Example: "The researchers surveyed the participants to gather their opinions on the new policy."
It found 5% of those surveyed had sought help for mental health problems.
"Of those surveyed, 91% are willing to spend more than they do on their health," he says, and clearly this group isn't constrained by a lack of resources.
Only one in 10 of the schools surveyed was expecting to get funding from central government.
More than 97% of those surveyed had either GCSEs, A-levels or their equivalents.
Out of 40 delegates surveyed, 29% said they wanted to join forces with Fianna Fáil.
What's more, many of the students we surveyed were clueless that their chosen university even had a Twitter or Facebook account – showing that there is a need for universities to ensure their social media presence is clearly signposted to attract the widest audience.
Around 42% of those surveyed said they would be unhappy if a gay person became their in-law – a 14% rise since the last similar survey in 2005.
However, a third of those surveyed said the Labour leader's criticism of the press and calls for tougher regulation also contributed to hostility.
It stated that a YouGov poll showed that 38% "of those surveyed" intended to vote Conservative, 28% UKip and 25% Labour.
But one of those surveyed, Marlon Alaniz, explained how yields fluctuate between farms even within a given year, making life even more unpredictable.
Chris Cabrera surveyed the scene from his white pickup truck.
