The phrase "a specific questionnaire" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular set of questions designed to gather information on a specific topic or for a specific purpose.
Example: "In our research, we utilized a specific questionnaire to assess the participants' opinions on climate change."
Alternatives: "a targeted survey" or "a particular questionnaire."
A specific questionnaire was elaborated for the investigation according to ISO 7730 and 10551.
A specific questionnaire based on the ISO7730 and 10551 was designed to collect these data.
This was done using a specific questionnaire of satisfaction as well as by noting patients' adherence to the program (number of patients attending all three consultations).
The EPIC (Expanded Prostate Cancer Index Composite) is a specific questionnaire for patients with prostate cancer designed to evaluate the impact of treatments on their quality of life.
Our aim is the design and validation of a specific questionnaire to evaluate the impact of hot flashes in APC patients with hormonal ablative treatment.
Scotland Yard said it has "robust protocols" for training sites and has drawn up new health and safety guidance with a specific questionnaire to identify hazardous materials.
The reliability of the study has been performed through a cross-sectional controlled design methodology, comparing algorithm scores with respect to blinded judgment provided by clinicians through filling a specific questionnaire.
The aim of the study was to develop a specific questionnaire to assess patient satisfaction with the use of glucometers, and to evaluate their psychometric properties (feasibility, reliability and validity).
A specific questionnaire was prepared for each data collection phase according to the child's age group.
The characteristics of the reviewers were collected through a specific questionnaire.
To address these features, the WHOQOL group created a specific questionnaire for elderly persons, known as WHOQOL-OLD.
