The phrase "associated survey" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a survey that is linked or related to a specific topic, study, or project.
Example: "The results of the associated survey will help us understand the community's needs better."
Alternatives: "related survey" or "connected survey".
The simulator extends previous research and adds research results from an empirical survey, including over 50 new parameters derived from the associated survey data, to a base model.
The questionnaire and the associated survey materials have been translated into the official language(s) for each participating country.
A total of 1,650 unique GPS points were submitted, of which 1,172 (71%) were linked to an associated survey.
The VIGIMYC data and results from the associated survey both confirmed the high prevalence in France of M. bovis in IBP as previously demonstrated for young animals [ 11].
When we were not able to definitively identify a course as a CURE or traditional lab course, we designed the course as "ambiguous" and excluded the associated survey responses from subsequent analyses.
In the case of survey based cohort studies, reducing the necessity of identifying additional participants, and sending, receiving and processing survey data for analysis, may mean that the greatest costs associated with survey methods are eliminated.
Our results must be considered in light of the study's response rate and the usual limitations associated with survey research, as there may still be biases related to the perceptual nature of the LIE performance outcome data.
First, the selection equation must have at least one variable that is associated with survey response but not the outcome of the study (i.e. HRQL).
However, there are the usual cause-effect concerns associated with survey data.
The main objective of this study was to develop potential anti-collision guidelines that can be followed when any well would be drilled in ANS by integrating the uncertainties associated with survey tool and anti-collision considerations.
Sampling, associated with survey research, is the act, process, or technique of selecting a suitable and representative subset of a population for the purpose of determining characteristics of the whole population.
