"ethnographic observation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to a method of research used in anthropology and sociology. It involves observing the behavior of people in a particular culture or society. For example, "The researcher used ethnographic observation to study the impact of changing gender roles on family dynamics in the small rural community."
As observed from the ethnographic observation, Danny was constantly involved within the flux of socially mediated webs.
Several panel members advocated the use of qualitative methods, including observational studies and ethnographic observation, to provide information about the care process [ 9].
Data were collected via ethnographic observation of consultations where the researcher observed all verbal and non verbal communication during the consultation.
This initial study included two days of ethnographic observation at each of four sites in which investigators observed primary care providers discussing colorectal cancer screening with their patients, as well as relevant intake and discharge procedures.
Ethnographic observation and analysis, when done ethically, provide insights that no other method can.
The book combines ethnographic observation and critical reflection in an ideal fashion.
In this paper, based on ethnographic observation, we argue that the challenges for ontology building are 'social' as much as they are technical.
Using an ethnographic observation, the study first characterizes the quality of service (QoS) and subjective evaluations to compare QoS with QoE.
His interest, however, shifted to ethnographic observation and linguistic study, and he prepared a grammar and analysis of Ronga, a Tsonga dialect (1896), a collection of Ronga folk songs and tales (1897), and a Ronga ethnography (1898).
We have chosen three field sites to undertake this work and have conducted a mix of ethnographic observation, surveys and interviews with more than 850 participants.
We analysed this data using discourse analysis, informed by ethnographic observation, and identified a number of themes, one of which was the tensions that exist around the adoption and evolution of SQMS.
