"based on a survey from" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to introduce and emphasize information obtained as a result of a survey. For example: "Based on a survey from 500 participants, the majority of people said they preferred dark chocolate."
The paper, being published on Thursday, was based on a survey from 2005 to 2007 covering almost one million patients insured by UnitedHealthcare.
This was based on a survey from a previous study [ 11] around communication, expanded to investigate additional aspects including handling and practical skills.
Methodology: The methodology employed a mixed method consisting of desk reviews of all programme documents including reports of both the term and sentinel reports; a qualitative component consisting of key informant interviews and focus group discussions; and a quantitative component based on a survey from a representative sample of schools and students.
It is based on a survey from October 2008 through January 2009 sent to 900 senior investigators and administrators; 70% responded.
Somewhat surprisingly, it remained steady last month, reflecting the fact that it is based on a survey different from the one that generates the payroll figures.
The numbers were based on a survey separate from the 2000 census.
The conclusions were based on a survey, conducted from Jan . 15to Feb. 21, of 2,001 adults, interviewed by telephone, who had been living in New York on Sept. 11.
We have recently conducted an exploratory study based on a survey of DAD owners from a Virginia-based nonprofit organization, Service Dogs by Warren Retrievers, Inc. (SDWR).
Separately, a composite index based on a survey of purchasing managers from European service and manufacturing industries, expanded at the fastest pace in two years in November.
The rankings were based on a survey that Cranium commissioned from Bert Sperling, who operates BestPlaces.net, a Web site that rates regions.
Unilever, Patagonia, Interface and Marks & Spencer are leading the pack, according to the 2014 Sustainability Leaders Report, which is based on a survey of 887 stakeholders from business, government, NGOs and academia across 87 countries.
