The phrase "a question administered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a question is posed or given to someone, often in formal or educational settings.
Example: "The teacher ensured that a question administered during the exam was clear and unambiguous."
Alternatives: "a question posed" or "a question given".
Student Responses Anonymized, raw data of student responses to optional open-ended survey question administered online following secondary school students' participation in the online mentored inquiry experience.
19 All questions administered on paper were checked by the research assistant to prevent missing data.
In particular, I examine the source of health insurance through a series of questions administered in the 1989 through 2010 surveys (with the exception of the 1991 survey).
To define this variable, I again utilize a series of questions administered in the 1989 through 2010 surveys (with the exception of the 1991 survey) on the source of health insurance.
Historically, HRQoL profile measures have been constructed using techniques from classical test theory that use a fixed number of questions administered to all study participants to measure an underlying construct and assume all questions are equally informative.
The content of the survey is decided by an inter-ministerial panel and consists of a core set of questions administered every year, together with themed questions that vary from one year to the next.
Adverse events were documented by means of a structured, open-ended questions administered weekly, in person or via telephone or email.
0 – NO problem (none, absent, negligible,...) 0 4% 1 – MILD problem (slight, low,...) 5 24% 2 – MODERATE problem (medium, fair...) 25 49% 3 – SEVERE problem (high, extreme,...) 50 95% 4 – COMPLETE problem (total,...) 96 100% The SF-36 [ 18] derives from a large battery of questions administered in the Medical Outcomes Study.
The qualitative analysis of data collected through KWL Forms and a survey consisting of open ended questions administered to the participants as a pre and post test.
We assess participants' eligibility via questions administered by a research assistant in-person in dialysis units.
Dependence: Care dependency (whether the participant needed no care, some care or much care) was ascertained through a series of open-ended questions administered to the informant.
