The phrase "administering surveys" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of conducting or managing surveys, typically in research or data collection contexts.
Example: "The research team is focused on administering surveys to gather feedback from participants about their experiences."
Alternatives: "conducting surveys" or "carrying out surveys."
The Army has gone so far as to embed credentialed social scientists with front-line troops in "Human Terrain Teams" that engage in "rapid ethnographic assessment" — conducting interviews and administering surveys, learning about land disputes, social networks and how to "operationalize" the Pashtun tribal code.
In many cases, postdocs have taken this task upon themselves, designing and administering surveys at the departmental and institutional levels.
The paper draws from the available French and English literature on survey methods applied in Sub-Saharan Africa, as well as from the authors' experiences in designing and administering surveys in this context.
As a nurse researcher, you are not in the business of interviewing, administering surveys or managing data.
However, an additional limitation with administering surveys prior to discharge is that we may miss key aspect of care during the discharge process.
This method of administering surveys to Indigenous people is widely accepted and has been used in the development of and/or validation of other tools [ 24, 25].
Data was obtained by administering survey instruments to purchasing managers of firms in the automobile and pharmaceutical industries.
Several weeks after the students in the treatment group visited the museum, we administered surveys to all of the students.
She helped administer surveys, often sitting in village kitchens to ask subjects to reconstruct their childhood eating habits.
TALIS administers surveys to school principals and to teachers.
PISA administers surveys to school principals and to students.
