"interview accounts" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the statements given by people during an interview. For example, "The interviewer carefully analyzed the interview accounts to ensure accuracy in their report."
"Selectively releasing interview accounts damages the credibility of our investigation and discourages future witnesses from coming forward," she said.
Interview accounts were designed to resolve the moral and political tensions associated with participation in the historically racist institution of domestic labour by (re constituting everyday relations between 'maids' and 'madams' in the language of caring, helping and reciprocal exchange.
But, whether an order to fire was made could not be determined because records of other regiments do not show such guidelines and thus discrepancy among interview accounts exists.
Drawing particularly on the work of the social psychologist Michael Billig, we present a rhetorical analysis of newspaper reports and interview accounts about the 'development' of a contested public space in Barcelona, known locally both as Figuera's Well and the Hole of Shame.
Field-notes and memos recorded interview dynamics and reflections on interview accounts [ 18].
Interview accounts indicated that PPI plans had been fully implemented in 20/25 trials and even expanded in some.
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They will work with me with me analyzing refugees' testimonies in the form of interviews, accounts, diaries, letters, art, and photographs.
Thematic analysis was used to identify typical responses and establish the main themes from interviews accounts.
Oral history interviews account for the history of our intentions and our actions.
So in Mr. Rasmussen's polls, online interviews account for 15 percent to 20 percent of each survey, which he figures helps him reach the same kinds of voters, especially younger ones, in the "cell only" category.
