The phrase "do the questionnaire" is correct and usable in written English.
It could be used in a sentence such as "Please do the questionnaire so that we can assess your eligibility for the program."
The "assessor" said our reporter's decision not to go back to the flat with him was "ok", adding: "I've got other candidates I need to see this evening", before asking again if she wanted to "do the questionnaire or stop now".
The participants were not compensated for the time taken to do the questionnaire.
Reasons for refusal included: Not willing to take TCM (41.7%), not available for study (13.3%), not willing to receive placebo (10%), not willing to take tablet (1.7%), not willing to do the questionnaire (1.7%), not interested in the study (1.7%), western medicine to TCM preferred (1.7%) and antitussive requested (1.7%).
Some examples of their comments: "I feel parents have a role in providing anecdotal evidence and in raising issues they would like to know more about (what they would like doctors to be able to answer)." "It was a good idea to do the questionnaire with the student.
Do the questionnaires actually include all relevant aspects of disease-specific HRQL for children with asthma?
"We can collect the samples and do the questionnaires, but we've been unable to get funding to look for any of the environmental factors.
After doing the questionnaire, participants judged how long it took to complete and also rated how much they thought the survey was a waste of their time.
The questionnaire did not accept unanswered items; however, it was possible to stop doing the questionnaire at any time.
He did the questionnaire construction, data collection, performed data analysis and drafted the manuscript.
