The phrase "interview collected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to information gathered from an interview. For example: "The research team collected critical data from the interviews they conducted, which they included in their analysis."
Trained interviewers, using a standardised telephone interview, collected data on demographics, melanoma risk factors, previous medical history, family history of skin cancer, experience of screening skin examinations, knowledge of melanoma, and for cases, diagnostic histories.
"I could sum up the future in one word," JG Ballard said in 1994, during an interview collected in Extreme Metaphors, the indispensable anthology of Ballard's conversation, "and that word is boring.
The interview collected demographic characteristics; however, the only demographic data available for the tracked sample were those that data collectors could observe gender and approximated age (by decade) (see Appendix).
The door opened, and the officer who was conducting my interview collected me.
The questionnaire interview collected a wide range of information including demographic characteristics, life style and family and personal disease histories.
Trained investigators via personal interview collected background information of the participants which included present age (years) and parity.
31 During the year after the expected delivery, the TIS conducts a follow-up interview, collecting data on malformations.
We performed an interview collecting sociodemographic information such as age, sex, education level, social level, and family income.
Using selected transcripts of 63 audio-taped naturalization interviews collected from 1999 to 2000, Winn (2000) examined the interaction between naturalization interviewers and immigrant applicants from 16 countries.
There were 26 people interviewed for the project and more than 200 interviews collected.
All of which helps explain why the interviews collected here are so great.
