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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a similar poll" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a poll that has characteristics or results comparable to another poll.
Example: "The results of a similar poll conducted last year showed a significant shift in public opinion."
Alternatives: "an analogous survey" or "a comparable poll".
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A similar poll in 2012 put that number at 71%.
Four years ago, a similar poll pegged that hard core at only 12percentt.
It was almost an exact reverse of a similar poll before the beginning of the war.
In a similar poll taken by the foundation in May, 59percentt said they were.
A similar poll was conducted in 2006, enabling the findings to be compared.
In 1987, a similar poll found that only 46% were not interested in la corrida.
That's a nine-point increase since a similar poll was conducted in February.
A similar poll in Wisconsin showed Mr. Obama with a 10-point lead.
A similar poll the previous year had that figure at 28percentt.
A similar poll last month indicated that the SARS epidemic was contributing to the shift to technology from air travel.
In a similar poll taken just before the party conventions in July, Clinton held a four-point lead.
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