"street survey" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to a method of collecting information or data by physically surveying a specific street or area. Example: The city council conducted a street survey to gather feedback from residents about the proposed bike lanes on Main Street.
An informal street survey in the Hub area found the idea a long way from catching on.
In a street survey, four out of five women thought it was a good idea to offer financial incentives.
DrugScope, a charity, reports in its latest annual street survey that the purity of illicit drugs such as cocaine, Ecstasy and heroin is rising across Britain.
A bell is required by law — though an unscientific street survey indicated that, for many riders, their voices are their only warning systems.
That's especially true for younger American Jews, only 58% of whom, according to a recent J Street survey, could even identify who Netanyahu is.
Westchester is conducting a countywide street survey of homeless people, working with municipalities and the police to determine more clearly who is living without shelter.
Reyes looked up the street, surveying her options, when a young child crossed her sightline.
Black cars rolled down the street, surveying the scene in advance of the president's motorcade, which would come racing by shortly.
Stuart Rose goes walkabout along Baker Street and Oxford Street, surveying his new domain at Marble Arch, the M&S flagship store which critics and shoppers have grown to dislike.
"I don't think we could have got greener cobbles," says Kieran Roberts, executive producer of Coronation Street, surveying the hallowed ground.
Business owners in Caen Street surveyed the damage to their properties and expressed concern that there could be more to come as the water level on the main street remained waist-high several hours after the initial flood.
