The phrase "across respondents" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing data or opinions that are gathered from multiple individuals or participants in a survey or study.
Example: "The results varied significantly across respondents, indicating diverse perspectives on the issue."
Alternatives: "among participants" or "throughout the respondents".
However, significant preference heterogeneity across respondents with regards to different biosecurity outcomes was observed.
Across respondents and shopping trips, the computer varied the prices and warranty levels of the competing brands of tires.
Additionally, we control for differences in the error variance across respondents by applying a scale-extended latent class model.
"Changes in demand for residential mortgages were quite disparate across respondents, with 30percentt reporting stronger demand and an equal fraction reporting weakness," the Fed said.
While it's possible that a major move to one respondent was more or less severe to another, we chose this language to increase the comparability across respondents.
Results also identify that preferences significantly vary across respondents which suggests that policy makers should consider heterogeneity in preferences when designing policies for various area profiles in order to closely monitor welfare improvements.
Choice and suitability, on the other hand, reveal a preference for the female applicant across respondents and conditions, as anticipated given the more open nature of those two questions, while still reflecting the academic records.
Based on a cost benefits framework and the explicit consideration of heterogeneity across respondents, we consider the effects of key contact design features such as personalization, incentives, and the exact timing of survey contacts on web survey response rates.
The recall periods of the most recent episode of fever are also consistent across respondents in the two experimental designs.
Socio-economic differences in health preferences are modelled by allowing the marginal utility of money relative to health attributes to vary across respondents.
We document a high degree of heterogeneity in perceived returns across respondents and document that perceived returns are highly correlated with actual investment decisions made by parents.
