The phrase "questionnaires in which" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase to introduce a clause that provides further information about a specific type of questionnaire or surveys. For example: 1. "The study included a variety of questionnaires in which participants were asked about their daily habits." 2. "We designed a series of questionnaires in which respondents could provide feedback on the new product." 3. "The survey included multiple-choice questions, open-ended questions, and questionnaires in which participants ranked their preferences."
That decision has also led to the widespread use of questionnaires in which interest groups ask judicial candidates to say how they would rule on a given issue should they win.
Individuals were asked to fill in conventional life-satisfaction questionnaires in which they were asked to rate how happy they were with their lives on a scale, with 0 for very dissatisfied and 10 for very satisfied.
In one recent study, for example, researchers asked 126 undergrads to fill out questionnaires in which they indicated how often they experienced worry.
To capture their data, a team of sociologists from the University of Groningen asked children to fill out questionnaires in which they denoted which classmates they preferred and which they disliked.
The report distils the views gathered at scores of meetings and through questionnaires, in which 7,000 people took part over a year.
The questionnaire consisted in 10 questions of different types: Likert style (: widespread scale in psychometric questionnaires in which the respondent expresses his or her degree of agreement or disagreement with an assertion), multiple choice, ranking and yes/no).
By the time Ms. Smith reprints a Vanity Fair questionnaire in which she named "self-defeating generosity" as her most marked characteristic, no reader need wonder what she means.
He also likes the comedy of the questionnaire, in which clients are asked to list their dearly beloved's favourite pastimes, food and "foreign actor".
The app is basically a giant questionnaire, in which you answer hundreds of questions about your financial state of affairs.
On "Fox News Sunday," Mr. Huckabee was asked by the program's host, Chris Wallace, if he stood by a 1992 response to a questionnaire in which he "called for quarantining AIDS patients".
If the entire population of this planet were passed a questionnaire in which they had to write down the first football club that sprung to mind, chances are the majority would scribble down the name of the Premier League champions.
