The phrase "a survey relating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a survey that is connected to or concerned with a specific topic or subject matter.
Example: "The research team conducted a survey relating to consumer preferences in the tech industry."
Alternatives: "a survey concerning" or "a survey about".
In this study, PCPs opted to investigate at low levels of risk, possibly reflecting bias, because this was a survey relating to cancer.
At discharge, a research associate contacted each patient and their informal caregivers, by telephone, to administer a survey relating to their satisfaction and level of acceptance with the program.
Coincidentally, Netflix also just beat HBO in a survey related to consumer appreciation for original programming, put out by Morgan Stanley.
Montel's paper shows results from a survey related to urban streets.
Before an after de course all students respond a survey related to their previous knowledge, use and availability of this technique.
Such a survey (related to the video quality, audio quality, and overall quality) was requested to be filled after each YouTube session.
Altruism, as well as a worthy and pertinent topic, was also important to participants in a survey related to a clinical trial [ 10].
Students were read a standard informed consent informing them that they were being asked to participate in a survey related to group dynamics that might be used to improve instructional quality in the future.
In a survey related to the fear of crime produced by different cartographic practices, 58% of the respondents reported that newspapers are the primary source for crime information (Groff et al., 2005).
The increased likeliness of smartphone users to answer a survey related to smartphone use is noted as a definite source of non-response bias and voluntary response bias and using an online questionnaire may have contributed to this study design limitation.
In this paper report on the results of a survey related to judgements of influence on decision-making and follow up interviews of these 55 HIAs (48 of 55 responded) and the 11 in-depth case studies see Additional file 2. Information was collected from the HIA practitioners who had designed and implemented them, using a questionnaire and follow up interviews.
