Sentence examples for survey calls from inspiring English sources
The phrase "survey calls" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to phone calls made to gather information or opinions from individuals, typically for research purposes. Example: "I received several survey calls last week asking about my shopping habits."
The U.S. Geological Survey calls Indonesia the most "complex active tectonic zone on Earth".
Our Care Choice Gap report, based on the survey, calls on NHS commissioners, local authorities and individuals to think about ways to meet increasing care needs.
AS it is, the United States Geological Survey calls the subsiding of the San Joaquin Valley "the largest human alteration of the Earth's surface".
I find it odd that the survey calls for my current situation (postgraduate, off campus student in shared housing) rather than my situation at the time of my assault (undergraduate, on campus, in residential college accommodation).
The United States Geological Survey calls the rare elements "essential for hundreds of applications" and likely candidates in the near future for an "expanding array" of high-tech products.
However, the survey calls for more action on job creation and widening the tax base.
Yesterday, a woman conducting a survey called the house.
One wildlife bulletin from the U.S. Geological Survey called the species "omnicarnivorous".
In the United States, the Corning Museum organized an international design survey called "Glass 1959".
The survey, called the beige book, provided anecdotal information on economic conditions through Feb. 22.
The median forecast in a Bloomberg News survey called for a 0.8 percent increase in November.
