The phrase "deploy a survey" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to put into use or implement a survey. Example: Our research team will deploy a survey to gather feedback from customers about their satisfaction with our products.
By deploying a survey and subsequent interviews the authors plan to generate learnings sufficient to form the basis of their recommendations.
The main strength of our study is that we deployed a survey explicitly designed for the purpose of assessing disparities in health and access to healthcare.
It's cheaper to deploy a Survata survey into the wild for one, as Survata's minimum survey spend is $10 compared to Google's $100 (though Google's partnerships with content providers like Pandora and the New York Daily News may ultimately prove to be more rewarding).
Pretty soon you won't need to deploy an engagement survey: your employees will be "Yelping" about their boss and their work environment all day on public websites.
In fact, it is inconceivable to imagine BP venturing into an upstream venture these days without deploying a digital survey to suss out its prospects.
As many as 58% of enterprises surveyed deploy a new 'software build' daily (and 26% at least hourly).
However, only New York City has developed and deployed such a survey, and sources of funding for a national or multistate effort to develop and conduct a state-level health and nutrition examination survey have yet to be identified.
The solutions to addressing the two challenges that people might face when deploying a PDA-based survey have also been proven by field workers and survey supervisors to be effective in preventing the accidental loss of valuable field data and making data entry easier.
