The phrase "area questionnaire" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a survey or set of questions designed to gather information about a specific geographic area or topic.
Example: "The researchers distributed an area questionnaire to collect data on local demographics and community needs."
Alternatives: "regional survey" or "local questionnaire".
On those days randomly selected for questionnaire distribution in a particular patient area, questionnaires were distributed to all patients present at the time of distribution.
Mokpo, Cheonan, Cheju, and Cheongeup were rural area Questionnaires were distributed to the children's parents, who completed them before being collected them at the schools.
Local names can provide important and unexpected information in site-specific studies, but if the objective is to relate the acquired information to a larger area, questionnaires should be designed to trace a category in a classification system and vernacular names should be used in such a way that they coincide with a unique category.
Michelle Pariset, one of the delegates behind the Sacramento-area questionnaire, said she's working to ask all levels of government officials — from county supervisors and mayors to school board and water board members — about their history when it comes to sexual harassment.
To achieve this, this research area includes questionnaire data that is acquired in the beginning of the study.
If smoking was allowed in a specific area, the questionnaire further ascertained the location and size of the restricted area.
For each maternal health care area, the questionnaire was marked with a unique code representing the specific maternal health care area (No 1 43).
Although most of the participants could understand English in this area, the questionnaire was translated into Luo language in case that they could not understand English.
Breast and Surrounding Area Pain Questionnaire: The BSAPQ is used for measuring pain in the area of the breast (defined as the breast, armpit, side of the body, or arm on the operated side) on either the operated breast or the area from which the breast was removed [ 19].
Warming up for its major effort in 1990, the bureau last year chose five counties in East Central Mississippi as a test area for questionnaires and procedures.
