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The phrase "a designated questionnaire" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific questionnaire that has been assigned or set aside for a particular purpose or group.
Example: "Participants were asked to complete a designated questionnaire to gather their feedback on the event."
Alternatives: "an assigned questionnaire" or "a specific questionnaire".
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The study participants were interviewed and the information was recorded using a designated questionnaire by the investigator.
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Data was collected using the designated questionnaire and analysed using the SPSS software.
I don't have a designated designer.
When a participant completed the baseline questionnaire a designated member of the practice phoned the remote randomisation service at the University of York Trials Unit for the random allocation.
Once completed, patients deposited the questionnaires into a designated box.
We selected 2 hospitals as our sample target and appointed a designated person at each to issue questionnaires to employees.
Sampling of patient-reported outcomes will be based on computerised health status questionnaires that are stored in a designated research database.
The completed questionnaires were collected and handed to a designated researcher to analyse data.
We mailed the questionnaire to a representative (the director of the breast center or a designated proxy) of each of the 56 consenting hospitals and asked them to fill out and return the questionnaire.
A modified food-frequency questionnaire interview was completed by each glioma patient or a designated proxy.
Therefore, a designated box was allocated in their school, and they could choose to complete the questionnaire immediately or to return it in the box later.
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