The phrase "reply sheet" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a form or document that is used to provide a written response or reply to a specific request or inquiry. Example: "Please fill out the attached reply sheet and return it to our office within the next two weeks."
GPs on the Divisions' membership lists were sent a personal invitation with a fax-back reply sheet.
Patients could indicate on a reply sheet whether they wanted to receive the questionnaire and could return this sheet in a prepaid envelope.
If necessary, the experts received up to two reminders to return their survey response and reply sheet, and, if requested, they received extended time to respond.
Experts who were recommended by organisations or expert peers received the reply sheet and the expert survey together in one message.
Eligible experts received the survey and the reply sheet as a Word or PDF file via email to fill in and return within 1 month.
Those who agreed to participate were asked to fill in a reply sheet with information about their work experience (to confirm their eligibility).
Recruitment of exercise participants ceased on 5 March 2012 because the research team had received 26 participant reply sheets; nine via the SURs, 16 via the drug service and one was referred through a participant who had been accepted onto the project.
Potential patient participants will be approached face-to-face by the research nurse in the hospital outpatient clinic setting, and if they express an interest in the study, they will be given an information pack about the study (participant's information sheet, reply slip, prepaid reply envelope and information to hand to their nominated informal carer).
Practices sent patients a recruitment pack containing a patient letter, information sheet, reply slip and pre-paid envelope.
Packs included an information sheet, reply slip and return envelope; those wanting to know more about the study contacted the research team.
Packs included an introductory letter, information sheet, reply slip, and stamped addressed envelope; those wanting to know more about the study contacted the research team.
