The phrase "about the interviewees" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing information, opinions, or details related to the individuals being interviewed.
Example: "The report provides valuable insights about the interviewees and their experiences during the study."
Alternatives: "regarding the interviewees" or "concerning the interviewees".
Basic demographic data was collected about the interviewees, including where they lived, their age and ethnicity, educational qualifications, previous criminal history and whether they worked.
"It's about the interviewees and you have to absolutely subdue yourself and not think the programme's about you because it never is.
I cringed while reading about the interviewees who were completely unprepared, but I can say that I have been interviewed several times by people equally unprepared.
The memorandum includes a list of set questions -- about the interviewees' activities in the United States, familiarity with terrorist groups and experience with weapons -- and requests written reports on each conversation.
The first part of the questionnaire ("RP" component) gathered general socio-economic information about the interviewees (gender, age, employment) and the characteristics of commuter trips (origin, destination, duration, mode and frequency).
Detailed information about the interviewees is presented in Table 1.
Revealing interviews, in my experience anyway, have come about because the interviewee finds it a relief to vent or unburden themselves".
To receive the certificate, pilots must be examined by an FAA-designated doctor, who asks questions about the interviewee's psychological condition.
One result is that he makes assumptions about the respondent and his information that are compatible not so much with the interviewee as with what the interviewer has already concluded about the interviewee.
Some transcript files include notes on the corresponding interview, usually providing background information about the interviewee.
This includes key statistics about these positions, a written description, educational paths that lead there, related majors, related careers, information about the interviewee and so on.
