The phrase "comprised questions" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to questions that are included or make up a larger whole. Example: The survey was comprised of questions about people's daily routines, eating habits, and exercise routines.
Section 3 comprised questions about prescribing practice.
The second comprised questions related to the use of standard protocols for follow-up.
The second comprised questions that aimed to assess dental visit behavior, caries experience, and dietary habits.
Workplace bullying comprised questions about current and earlier bullying as well as observing bullying.
The first comprised questions related to practice setting (ie, organisation and hospital) and respondent characteristics (ie, profession and medical specialty).
The questionnaire (Additional File 1) comprised questions relating to: demographics; opinions regarding CPC; CPC portfolio development; linkage of CPC and registration.
The physicians received a web survey that comprised eight questions on background data and 19 items covering attitudes towards ePrescribing.
This comprised five questions concerning general well-being (feeling, energy, physical activity, appetite, sleep) and four CF-related symptoms (cough frequency, cough severity, ease of sputum expectoration and chest congestion).
The survey was comprised of 57 questions pertaining to demographics (n = 8), lifetime exercise exposure and dietary habits (n = 14), traditional CV risk factors (n = 11), personal health history (n = 12), and healthcare utilization and satisfaction (n = 12).
This comprised grouping responses to questions into broad thematic categories, which were then refined through subcodes.
The review instrument used comprised sets of key questions which guided the conversations with the different stakeholders in the programme.
