The phrase "a questionnaire was devised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the creation or development of a questionnaire for research or data collection purposes.
Example: "To gather feedback from participants, a questionnaire was devised to assess their experiences and opinions."
Alternatives: "a questionnaire was created" or "a questionnaire was developed."
A questionnaire was devised according to the structural elements of an oral presentation: introduction (3 variables), body of the presentation (6 variables) and the end of the presentation (3 variables).
A questionnaire was devised and distributed to midwives, obstetricians and anaesthetists.
A questionnaire was devised which asked whether each criterion had been met in each year between 1995 and 2000.
To check for any major events in the centres and the staff's adherence to the intervention a questionnaire was devised.
Ethical approval having been obtained, a questionnaire was devised to elicit student opinion of the Life History Project LHPP).
A questionnaire was devised by the authors and circulated to all prison doctors prior to the review visit (Additional File 1).
A specific questionnaire was devised to characterise the centre's ability to generate meaningful occupations for the attendees.
Following this pilot, a final questionnaire was devised including 9 fixed, closed-format questions (see Additional file 1: Table S1).
A cost questionnaire was devised to assess the potential additional costs of HPV testing for the 'Sentinel Site' laboratories not performing HPV testing, the spoke laboratories.
A Demographic Questionnaire was devised for the study and included information on age, ethnicity, religion, marital status, education, socio-economic level, prior medical/surgical/psychiatric history, prior live births, prior abortions.
A structured questionnaire was devised based on previous interviews conducted with four network teams [ 9, 10], a previous study of cancer networks in London [ 11], and literature on the use of data in health care [ 7, 12].
