The phrase "a debriefing form" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a document used to gather information after an event or activity, typically for analysis or feedback purposes.
Example: "After the training session, each participant was required to fill out a debriefing form to provide their insights and suggestions."
Alternatives: "a feedback form" or "an evaluation form".
But yesterday, after the practice came to light, the Police Department said it would destroy the database, created with a debriefing form, and largely abandon the initiative, which civil libertarians and constitutional law experts said was deeply troubling.
In his ruling, Judge Haight cited comments in the news media by the police commissioner, Raymond W. Kelly, that he and his deputy commissioner for intelligence, David Cohen, were unaware that the police were using what they called a "debriefing form" in the questioning.
But in August of that year, just six months after the new guidelines went into effect, it was revealed that the department had been debriefing arrested Iraq war protesters about their political views and affiliations and recording their responses on a debriefing form, a violation of the new rules.
At the conclusion of the experimental runs, participants were given a debriefing form and any questions were answered.
Following the conclusion of the experimental session, participants were given a debriefing form approved by the Psychology Department and institutional review board of the Pennsylvania State University.
At the end of the study, providers received a debriefing form that explained that the study sought to characterize communication about pain and pain medications in the ED.
Immediately following each focus group the facilitator and note-taker will meet and complete a debrief form.
Participants then completed a questionnaire to provide demographic details, and each participant received a debrief form with contact details of the research team.
The police then recorded their answers on a "demonstration debriefing" form that they stored in a data bank.
Still, she said, officials have made "terrible mistakes," including refusing to allow marching during the Feb. 15, 2003, war protest, and using a "demonstration debriefing form" that asked people who had been arrested at a political event for their educational and protest history.
A written debriefing form was presented after completion of the study.
