The phrase "a sorting sheet" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a document or tool that helps organize or categorize information.
Example: "Please fill out a sorting sheet to help us organize the data more effectively."
Alternatives: "an organizing sheet" or "a categorization sheet".
All respondents were Saudi nationals, males, Muslims, with more than high school education Data represent number of responses for each category Respondents ranked 47 end-of-life opinion statements on a 9-point scale (1 extreme dis-priority, 9 extreme priority, 5 non-priority) following a systematic forced distribution (Additional file 1, Sorting Sheet & Instructions).
Additional file 1: Sorting Sheet & Instructions.
The sorting sheet had nine categories (1 extreme dis-priority, 5 non-priority, 9 extreme priority) with symmetrically distributed number of slots under each category: categories 1 and 9, 3 slots each, categories 2 and 8, 4 slots each, categories 3 and 7, 6 slots each, and categories 4, 5, and 6, 7 slots each (Additional file 1, Sorting Sheet & Instructions).
To facilitate interpretation of results, we considered that an issue was important to respondents belonging to a particular opinion type if its related statement received one of the seven highest (priority) or seven lowest (dis-priority) scores (corresponding to the two extreme columns in the sorting sheet, bilaterally) in the model Q-sort of the opinion type.
Each respondent was given the Q-sorting instructions, Q-set cards, a Q-sort grid, and a Q-sorting sheet.
Or you could go for the Tab Station, a sort of sheet music stand specifically made to hold tablet computers.
The top selection of the data tab says, "Sort sheet by Column A, A to Z. " Choose that.
Consider what follows to be a sort of cheat sheet.
The mechanical switches also increase the cost of the keyboard substantially, since there are many individual sensors instead of a sort of printed sheet of them.
"On the other hand, he's saying that Britain's membership of Europe is a sort-of blank sheet of paper, which has to be completely renegotiated, and if Britain doesn't get what it wants then we're leaving and heading out through the exit door.
