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The phrase "a questionnaire was available" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that a questionnaire was accessible to individuals at a certain time or place.
Example: "During the event, a questionnaire was available for attendees to provide their feedback."
Alternatives: "a survey was provided" or "a questionnaire could be accessed."
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We repeated all analysis in Table 2 excluding from the control group the three patients with solar keratosis from whom a questionnaire was available.
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Of the 133 patients with a FIOS-assessment, an YSR/ASR questionnaire was available for 96 of them and a TRF for 110 of the 133 patients.
A farm questionnaire was available for 96 (78.0%) of the 123 dairy goat farms.
In this study, we included non pregnancy-associated cases reported from laboratories inon pregnancy-associatedinicasesuestionnaireportedvailable and showed that at least 1 reported concurrent condition was present.
Of these 133 patients, an YSR/ASR questionnaire was available for 96 of them and a TRF for 110 of the 133 patients.
A farm-based questionnaire was available for 736 (97.5%) persons from 301 farms, and a participant-based questionnaire was completed by 729 (96.6%) persons from 308 farms.
A large print questionnaire was available for participants with visual impairment.
A follow-up questionnaire was available for 90.2% of Gazel cohort members (4,140 participants) and for 63.1% of Cosali cohort members (637 participants).
A validated betel nut Questionnaire was available to the study group [ 17] and this was modified for this study.
A hard copy of the questionnaire was available as back-up in case of computer problems.
The questionnaire was available for a one-month period.
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