"elicit preferences" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to draw out or obtain someone's preferences or choices. It can be used in a variety of contexts, such as when conducting a survey, conducting market research, or trying to understand someone's tastes and preferences. Example: The researchers conducted a study to elicit preferences among consumers for different types of breakfast cereals.
To this aim, a discrete choice experiment approach to elicit preferences is implemented.
Few studies elicit preferences for policies directly or combine different approaches to understand preferences.
A self-explicated approach and a choice-based conjoint analysis were used to elicit preferences of employers for key competencies.
Multiple methods were used to elicit preferences for forest conservation program attributes and to identify potential barriers to participation.
This paper investigates physiological decision processes while participants undertook a choice task designed to elicit preferences for a product.
This study utilizes stated choice questions to elicit preferences for conservation easements by both landowners, as potential easement suppliers, and land trust professionals as potential easement demanders.
An increasing number of stated preference studies adopt both monetary and non-monetary payment modes to elicit preferences for goods and services in developing and transition countries.
This paper reports on a formative research study designed to elicit preferences for STD/HIV prevention programs from clients at a mid-western STD clinic.
We conduct a rancher survey in the region to elicit preferences on program design for a voluntary "Payment for Ecosystem Services" program focused on maintaining or enhancing high-quality wildlife habitat and hydrologic services.
This paper presents the results of a choice experiment survey of tourists in Mallorca, Spain, to elicit preferences for designed policies aimed at addressing the attractiveness losses of the destination in the face of global warming.
Stated preference (SP) scenarios specifically designed for this survey were used to elicit preferences for bicycle facilities and infrastructure, such as bike-lanes and bicycle parking places, and also for the availability of safety courses for school goers.
