The phrase "army survey" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a survey conducted by or related to the army, often for purposes of research, assessment, or planning.
Example: "The army survey revealed critical insights into the needs of the local population during the deployment."
Alternatives: "military survey" or "armed forces survey".
A contemporary (1944 45) Canadian Army survey questioned 161 army officers, who had recently left combat, about the effectiveness of 31 different infantry weapons, in that survey the PIAT was ranked the number one most "outstandlingly effective" weapon, followed by the Bren gun in second place.
Witnesses told the UMRC that a British Army survey team inspected Abu Khasib.
In an Army survey in February, more than two-thirds of Paktika residents said they sympathized with the Taliban.
Electrical problems were the most urgent noncombat safety hazard for soldiers in Iraq, according to an Army survey issued in February 2007.
An Army survey conducted as the nation was rocked by pictures of military police abusing and humiliating Iraqi detainees at Abu Ghraib prison -- which coincided with a spike in combat deaths -- raised concerns that the "influencers were drawing back," he said.
Responding to an Army survey of more than 13,000 officers, soldiers and family members released just before the Memorial Day holiday, the Army chief of staff has acknowledged that too many qualified personnel and future commanders are leaving and has pledged to improve the morale of service members and their families.
I don't know if many of the children here have ever existed without tank-shell holes in their walls and the towers of an occupying army surveying them constantly from the near horizons.
On June 13 , 2010 the New York Times splashed a big "scoop" across page one: A US Army survey discovered that Afghanistan has a load of untapped minerals worth a cool trillion dollars.
With the AI system, researchers were able to crunch around 200TB of data, drawing from 3D imagery of the moon gathered by an army of survey satellites.
I have watched army troops survey the attacks from the comfort of their APCs, and when briefly detained on Wednesday, I even listened to the officer discuss my fate with members of the armed crowd.
And since a shopper's every step through a Web site can be traced, an online merchant can quickly put together a clearer picture of each shopper's interests and preferences than an army of survey-takers in a department store.With this feedback, online merchants can further differentiate themselves from their physical-world competitors by customising their shop or service for each customer.
