The phrase "answers to the interviews" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the responses or replies given during interviews, typically in a research or professional context.
Example: "The answers to the interviews will be analyzed to identify common themes among the participants."
Alternatives: "responses from the interviews" or "interview replies".
Still, throughout the evening I caught myself putting other words into the mouths of our audience as I played Monday-morning quarterback and popped off my own 'snappy answers' to the interview questions the applicant was getting on stage, and I wasn't the only panelist doing this.
One participant was unable to provide direct answers to the interview and therefore could not complete the study procedures.
Their frank answers to the interview questions provided the following insights into how they adapted to their situations.
It is possible that the very act of participating in the study may colour the participants' answers to the interview questions.
Twenty-two persons were excluded because either the co-twin was unavailable (n = 8) or their answers to the interview questionnaire met exclusion criteria (n = 14).
JZ made it clear to the students that they were free to refuse to answer any question that made them feel uncomfortable and that there were no 'right' or 'wrong' answers to the interview questions.
Essential to HIV prevention is knowledge on the existence of HIV/AIDS, which was measured by response to the question: "Have you ever heard of HIV/AIDS?" HIV prevention knowledge was measured using the answers to the interview question: "What can someone do to reduce the risk of contracting HIV?" Respondents could give up to four responses.
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2415/10/17/prepub wouldulikeike to acknowledge all participants of the study who kindly volunteered to answer to the interview.
