The phrase "host a survey" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of organizing or conducting a survey to gather information or opinions from participants.
Example: "We plan to host a survey next month to gather feedback on our new product."
Alternatives: "conduct a survey" or "administer a survey."
Last year Tate Modern in London hosted a survey of works by Mira Schendel, mother of Brazil's minimalist geometric tradition, who also died in 1988.
Because it was not clear whether the low risk of infection was attributable to existing effective pond management practices or a low risk of spillover of FZT from area sylvatic reservoir hosts, a survey of local wild-caught fish was conducted.
The final attracts much tourism to its host city; a survey in 2006 showed that 54% of spectators had travelled from outside the host city, Stockholm.
Using a Qualitative Research Methods reference, the authors decided the methodology that would yield the most in-depth qualitative data would be face-to-face interviews with physician hosts using a survey that would act as a data guide during stakeholder interviews [5].
The National Confidential Enquiry into Patient Outcome and Death (NCEPOD) hosted an online survey to gather data on current clinical practice of UK consultant surgeons and anaesthetists caring for children.
Cities interested in hosting NCAA championships completed a survey this summer requiring them to provide information about any local anti-discrimination laws, provisions for refusal of services and other facility-specific information.
All of this puts the burden on their host families, who, according to a survey conducted by Save the Children, have taken in more than two families each.
In Yemen, a survey of reservoir hosts has not been performed to date based on the assumption that CL is usually an anthroponotic infection.
Airbnb "purged" more than 1,000 listings from its site in order to rig a survey of its New York City hosts, according to a new report released on Wednesday.
LoGiudice says that this is possible, and she plans a survey of Lyme disease hosts in six northeastern states to settle the issue.
