"survey problem" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used when referring to an issue or difficulty encountered when conducting a survey. For example, "The survey problem we encountered was a refusal by some respondents to answer certain questions."
He was a member of the Executive Committee, Admissions Committee, Criminal Courts Committee, Nominating Committee and Special Committee to survey problems and needs of the Administration of Criminal Justice.
In the analysis of the data methods have been used which take into account many typical noise survey problems including noise measurement errors, unique locality effects and the weakness of the noise annoyance relationship.
But he added that with proper planning and biologists conducting advance wildlife surveys, problems can be avoided.
He thus appended surveying problems and algorithms that amounted to a kind of trigonometry to fill this gap.
We shall now start surveying problems concerning the semantics of expressions for theoretical entities and then move on to expressions for theoretical relations and functions.
The changes could also exacerbate surveying problems in Valadao's district, one of the areas where the census is likely to miss the most residents, according to the Public Policy Institute.
The annual risk for infection is measured imprecisely through tuberculin surveys; problems include cross-reactions caused by Mycobacterium bovis bacillus Calmette-Guérin vaccination and environmental mycobacteria.
But the commission's more comprehensive health survey suggests problem gambling rates were similar in 2012 to the latest quarterly figures.
In this brief summary account I will survey the problem both from a systematic and from a historical point of view.
