The phrase "attached survey" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a survey document that is included with an email or other correspondence.
Example: "Please find the attached survey for your review and feedback."
Alternatives: "enclosed survey" or "included survey".
If you have thoughts and feedback about your experience in the program, we encourage you to fill out the attached survey.
Thai physicians are trained using English textbooks; hence, the survey was originally conducted in English, with some items further explained in Thai when necessary (e.g., do you routinely screen elderly patients in the ED for delirium? If yes, what tool do you use, if not, why?) We attached survey questionnaires to the manuscript as Additional file 1.
Completion of the attached survey is expected to take less than 5 minutes.
All participants read the inform consent and gave their consent to participate in the study by completing the attached survey.
If you agree to be in this study, you will be asked to complete the attached survey and return it to the Office of Educational Development.
The researchers provided hospitals with the surveys, information letters, and informed consent forms which were distributed to nursing staff by their managers primarily during departmental nursing meetings; one hospital attached the surveys to pay-stubs.
Likewise, for entry method, you had better attach a survey, questionnaire, or quiz related to your product or service.
Each physician was sent a cover letter, which was attached to the survey, that explicitly stated that the survey was designed to obtain information regarding the corticosteroid and local anesthetic doses used for injecting painful degenerative and overuse conditions, strains (e.g., acromioclavicular joint), and related peri-scapular trigger points.
Nurses were asked to read the cover letter attached to the survey and select a time to complete the survey in a reserved room of the nursing school of each respective hospital.
Surveys were returned to the research team by post; a prepaid envelope was attached to each survey for this purpose.
Data flow in through a special camera attached to the survey's 2.5-meter telescope at Apache Point Observatory, New Mexico, at the rate of 8.5 megabytes per second, Rockosi says.
