"poll participants" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the individuals who take part in a poll or survey. Example: The poll showed that 72% of the participants believed in the importance of renewable energy.
Nearly 28percentt of poll participants thought their loans could be discharged in bankruptcy.
In the latest survey, only 56percentt of the poll participants described the Fed's posture as "just right".
Poll participants in my current research project suggest that, going forward, RM practices will be more strategic, more centralized, and more fully integrated into all hotel operations, including function space.
Six years ago, poll participants thought that the future performance measurement for hotels would be based on some formula of total revenue per available room, and that social media would emerge as major distribution channels, but my latest findings indicate that neither development has occurred.
SDR researchers poll participants every 2 years until age 76.
For that price, you get special features like the ability to poll participants during the call and, if they have a computer nearby, real-time viewing of Power Point presentations.
"He's willing to cross the aisles and work with the Democratic Party," said Mr. Herron, another poll participant.
It is that message that raised doubts for Ms. Milum, a poll participant who said the only thing holding her back from supporting Mr. Kasich was that he has declined to say how much money he made at Lehman, which collapsed in the financial crisis of two years ago.
Both sources polled participants regarding mechanical and other problems experienced during the prior 12 months.
He has polled participants in online chat rooms about whether Alex Cross should remarry.
Although the polled participants in general took a more liberal approach to immigration following the briefing, their views did not fall strictly on party lines on specific issues, such as H-1B visas and green cards.
