The phrase "aspects of survey" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different elements or features related to a survey, such as its design, methodology, or findings.
Example: "The aspects of the survey that were most surprising included the high level of participant engagement and the diversity of responses."
Alternatives: "features of the survey" or "elements of the survey".
The articles in that special issue addressed three aspects of survey research: sampling design, questionnaire preparation, and data collection.
Then, a case study is fully detailed, including the aspects of survey, advanced numerical analysis, diagnosis, justification of remedial measures and detailing of the adopted strengthening.
Using the SizeUSA study as a point of reference, this chapter addresses aspects of survey design and data collection for national sizing surveys and describes the product development opportunities associated with analysis of data collected.
Major topics to be covered include aspects of survey design, conceptualization and measurement of health status, determinants of health, summary measures of health, health care utilization and health behaviors.
The movement to study cognitive aspects of survey design aims both to bring the insights of the cognitive sciences to bear on the construction and use of surveys and to use surveys as strategic laboratories to test and generalize the findings of the cognitive sciences.
Researchers participated in the investigation were trained by empirical experts on specific aspects of survey techniques.
Ordnance Survey International, formerly (1946 57) Directorate of Colonial Surveys, (1957 84) Directorate of Overseas Surveys, and (1984 91) Overseas Surveys Directorate, former surveying, mapping, and aerial photography agency (1946 2001) of the British government, which provided advice on technical matters concerning all aspects of surveying and mapping.
We then provide guidance on what aspects of a survey or survey design can be tested from a survey concept to a wireframe to an early interactive prototype to a finished product.
Every aspect of survey administration should be carefully considered as it may confer important affects on responses.
Although it is possible that some provider types may have interpreted these questions differently than others, problems of interpretation of survey questions are an inevitable aspect of survey research.
We used an 'item centred' coding scheme based on Tourangeau's Cognitive Aspect of Survey Methodology Framework to identify 'problem' items (i.e. those with which participants had difficulty following instructions or problems with comprehensibility, acceptability, relevance or answerability) [ 14].
