The phrase "survey him" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to examine or assess someone in a detailed manner. Example: The boss asked me to survey him during the meeting to gather feedback on the new project proposal.
Ed Miliband surveyed him with glee.
Not much of a man there, either, Naida thought, surveying him.
On his first encounter with Jack Worthing, he briskly surveys him as if he were a superfluous item of furniture.
Mom removed her glasses and surveyed him, which Michael obliged by extending his hands along the rail of his intended chair and pitching forward, like an actor playing a waiter playing a son, the trinity of solicitousness.
"We received some information that this guy would be in Geneva for several hours and so we just surveyed him and when it was the best moment to arrest him we arrested him," Jean-Phillipe Brandt told CP24.
With the intention of unraveling the hidden membership functions that would lie within the Murray equation if it were interpreted as an equivalent FIS, we proceeded to fuzzify the Murray equation to obtain the membership functions to which Murray's reasoning would respond if we had surveyed him just as we did in the survey.
A poll published on June 29th by Kyodo, a news wire, showed over two-thirds of those surveyed wanted him to step down immediately or by the end of August.
Just nine per cent of those surveyed rated him as the man they most wanted at their parties, with six per cent saying he was the man they wanted their the least.
Mr. Nichols helped McVeigh gather the materials for the bomb and Mr. Fortier helped him survey the building.
She offered the plate and watched him survey the contents, his fingers hovering above the biscuits but not quite touching.
