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The phrase "received feedback on" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is generally used when discussing the process of accepting comments or opinions from others on a particular topic or idea. For example: "After submitting my project to the committee, I received feedback on how to make it better."
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Moreover, all pharmacists were observed and received feedback on one medication review session.
However, in that intervention, most physicians received feedback on only one of their patients, so it did not take advantage of transfer of learning by physicians to other patients when they receive customized feedback on multiple patients (15).
Furthermore, one treatment group received feedback on unethical behavior of participants in a similar experiment.
Each subject completed 400 to 600 trials in one hour and received feedback on their overall performance after every 20 trials.
The panel received feedback on the results of round one, and was subsequently asked in round two to rank the 10 most important potential predictors.
In the group who received feedback on the right hand, only one of the five participants who detected a specifying variable with the right hand did so with his left hand in the posttest.
After responding, they received feedback on the monitor in the form of a plus sign indicating a job well done, a minus sign indicating improvement was needed, or a question mark with no further explanation.
We also sought and received feedback on the list from our project advisory board.
Subjects received feedback on their performance at the end of the study.
After each quiz and the practice test, students received feedback on their performance.
Students received feedback on their reports and had several opportunities to rewrite them.
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