"survey filled" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that a survey or questionnaire have been completed. For example, "We are pleased to announce that the survey filled in record time."
The remaining 20% comes from a qualitative survey filled out by current MBA students and a school's most recent graduating MBA class.
The survey, filled out last fall by 2,100 students from 7th to 12th grade, was part of a community campaign to explore the moods and needs of Ridgewood's adolescents and devise new programs addressing social and academic problems.
In a survey filled out in 1994, when he was running for the Senate, Mr Thompson said he was in favour of making abortions legal "in all circumstances as long as the procedure is completed within the first trimester of the pregnancy".
Patients and methods: The study used a short multiple-choice survey filled on a voluntary basis.
The Gamburtsev survey filled in a huge region of uncertainty, but there remain a number of areas of the continent where the rock-bed profile is still poorly understood.
Berners-Lee said the survey filled a need for uniform and publicly available data that allowed comparisons between countries and identified areas for improvement.
Scientists from the British Antarctic Survey, filling a gap in seabed charts near Antarctica, have found a dozen undersea volcanic cones, some the size of Mount Fuji, near the South Sandwich Islands in the far reaches of the South Atlantic Ocean.
Winners were decided based on the results of anonymous satisfaction surveys filled in by trainees on the relevant programmes (higher apprenticeships are assessed by higher apprentices, school leaver programmes by school leaver trainees and so on).
Although the feedback givers were supposed to indicate that performance was unsatisfactory, that improvement was needed and to offer ways to do better, in surveys filled out later, the half getting the feedback "thinks they're doing great," she said.
If I was too efficient in getting surveys filled out, I'd run out of work in my area and get let go, so I was really just following my rational self-interest like Ayn Rand would have told me to.
The team found that, in general, men with larger testicles and higher testosterone levels spent less time caring for their children, as determined with surveys filled out by both fathers and mothers.
