The phrase "administered interview" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is conducting or overseeing an interview, often in research or assessment settings.
Example: "The administered interview provided valuable insights into the participants' experiences and perspectives."
Alternatives: "conducted interview" or "facilitated interview".
The self administered interview used a semi-structured questionnaire that employed a mainly qualitative approach (Additional file 1).
The CAARMS is a semi-structured clinician administered interview schedule that was specifically designed to assess for signs of psychosis in young people.
Information on relevant covariates known or likely to determine lung function decline, such as age, height, smoking history, ETS exposure, occupational exposure, and education level, was gathered in a computer-assisted, individually administered interview based on the European Community Respiratory Health Survey questionnaire (Burney et al. 1994).
It is important in health services research to gain the perspectives of all participants, and this study shows that a well-designed, sensitively administered interview is able to elicit health-related utilities from patients as well as laypersons that can be used to inform decision makers about the quality of life impact of schizophrenia.
Two bilingual cognitive interviewers administered interviews in person with South Asian immigrants in Hamilton, Ontario.
Questionnaires were administered, interviews conducted, focus group discussion conducted, classroom teaching observation made and analysis of documents conducted.
We administered interviews (n = 16) and pencil-and-paper questionnaires (n = 205), and constructed a valid and reliable assessment that measured how well students determined relationships among taxa on an evolutionary tree.
Subjects were administered interviews and responded survey instrument.
First Nation researchers administered interviews, developed the questionnaire and identified and recruited participants.
Comparative assessments were made by administering interviews and questionnaires to elementary school students.
All measures were administered in interview form, with the interviews lasting between 45 minutes and 75 minutes.
