The phrase "feedback sheet" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a document or form on which someone can provide feedback or comments about a certain topic or situation. Example: Please fill out the feedback sheet after the workshop to let us know your thoughts and suggestions.
Writing an essay in my first year, I thought it would be a good idea to write the singular term 'woman' throughout, resulting in a more-than-embarrassing feedback sheet.
About 5 min later, finished tests were collected by the experimenter and participants were told that they would receive a feedback sheet during the second break.
At stage two, the experimenter returned a feedback sheet with test results to participants and asked them to take a self-evaluation questionnaire about attribution process.
Through this event, the feedback sheet which indicated successful or failing results was designed to make participants feel a real sense of success or failure.
Through this event, the feedback sheet which indicated successful or failing results would give participants a sense of success or failure.
Later, finished tests were collected by the experimenter and participants were told that they would receive a feedback sheet in next week's class.
Comments from the feedback sheets and sessions are used here to illustrate some of the key themes that emerged.
One week later, feedback sheets with bogus test results (success or failure) and exposure type (public or private) were randomly assigned to the 89 students.
Feedback sheets with bogus test result (success or failure) and exposure type (public or private) were randomly assigned to the 28 students.
I still shudder when I pick up a stack of feedback sheets after a speaking engagement, or when I submit an article to an editor and don't get an "atta boy" an hour or two later!
The facilitator then returned the completed feedback sheets to the administrative officer and students collected their feedback sheets directly from the administrative officer.
