The phrase "administer the survey" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of conducting or managing a survey, typically in research or data collection contexts.
Example: "The research team will administer the survey to gather feedback from participants."
Alternatives: "conduct the survey" or "carry out the survey."
She hired a 30-person team to administer the survey across the rural highlands.
To keep responses confidential, Stanford partnered with CultureIQ, an independent organization, to administer the survey.
Campus health care providers were invited via electronic mail to administer the survey to students with Type I diabetes.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics and the Census Bureau, which jointly administer the survey, haven't changed that threshold in 20 years, even as top incomes have skyrocketed.
iPads were used to automatically administer the survey under each design scheme and collect the choice behavior data for public bike-and-ride.
When planning a survey, it is important to decide if you will need to administer the survey to an entire population (all MIT seniors, for example), i.e. a census, or to a sample of the population (200 randomly-chosen MIT seniors).
Additionally, we have arranged for a consulting company to administer the survey *.
Teachers were asked to administer the survey in an effort to increase the level of trustworthiness for students.
In the second step, 444 of the 36,000 companies were randomly selected to administer the survey to their 4532 employees.
The faculty members assigned to these courses received letters and e-mail messages describing the project and asking for permission to administer the survey during a class meeting.
Second, we sent an email to 51 instructors, spanning a broad range of fields, at the same university to ask if we could administer the survey during their classes.
