The phrase "administered surveys" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of conducting or distributing surveys to gather information or data from respondents.
Example: "The research team administered surveys to gather feedback from participants about the new program."
Alternatives: "conducted surveys" or "distributed surveys".
I administered surveys to bureaucrats and gathered data on local development projects.
We administered surveys to Japanese corporations from 2006 to 2008 to verify the developed indicators.
To understand how managers view popular marketing metrics, we conducted interviews with marketers and administered surveys to managers.
Lyons-Padilla and her colleagues administered surveys to about 200 immigrant and American-born Muslims in the United States.
Several weeks after the students in the treatment group visited the museum, we administered surveys to all of the students.
The project team constructed and administered surveys to Duke students and to the general population.
Even when PRMs are administered through self-administered surveys (e.g., mailed to the patients), data entry protocols to reduce error are recommended, and these require training.
Anthropometric data, blood pressure, fasting lipids, glucose and HbA1C and self-administered surveys are collected.
In theory, the problem should be more pronounced on live interviewer polls than on self-administered surveys conducted online.
The researchers at the Pew Center had no way to determine the accuracy of most of the measures they tested, though as they point out, "previous research examining questions for which the true value is known have found that self-administered surveys generally elicit more accurate information than interviewer-administered surveys".
At baseline and quarterly thereafter, participants underwent interviewer-administered surveys and biological testing for HIV and STIs.
