The phrase "and the interviewed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to individuals who have been interviewed in a study, article, or report.
Example: "The findings were based on the responses of the participants and the interviewed."
Alternatives: "and the respondents" or "and those interviewed".
This tends to be replicated in research when both the interviewer and the interviewed are GPs.
However, we acknowledge the risk of influential interaction between the interviewer and the interviewed during the interviews that could influence the statements of the interviewed e.g., the use of leading questions.
The interviewer will continue asking question, and the interviewed will continue answering with the song titles.
RSG is close to Volvo Cars laboratory, and the interviewed firefighters think that RSG gets good information from Volvo, but that there are several other EV models that they know little about.
Nevertheless, the area is suffering from overgrazing which is more intense and visible near villages where palatable plant species have disappeared from the area (according to our field observations and the interviewed herders), woody vegetation is reduced to stunted stumps and a significant proportion of land is bare.
Palliative care was principally linked with qualified care and the interviewed nurses thought that such care would also be worthwhile for severely affected MS patients (subcategory qualified care).
Two comparison groups, not mutually exclusive, were used: the first-choice controls and the interviewed controls.
In order to test the procedure and the interview guide, the interviewer conducted three pilot interviews.
And the interview was amazing.
The song and the interview are never finished.
It did, and the interview went without a hitch.
