'survey provider' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a company or organization that creates or administers surveys. For example, "The survey provider allowed participants to complete the survey online or by phone."
If the parent was willing to participate they were able to return the hardcopy consent form and baseline questionnaire via reply paid envelope or could complete it online via a secure, web-based survey provider, indicating written consent on the form provided in the electronic survey.
The survey provider (IHS Markit) said this points to another 0.5% quarter-on-quarter contraction in industrial activity in the first quarter of the year.
Jessica worked closely with Michael Conboy, the head of school, to survey faculty and parents from choosing a survey provider, managing survey design, overseeing survey implementation, and analyzing the data to help inform the priorities for the strategic plan.
Once you've determined which survey provider to move forward with, you need to build and program the survey yourself.
Some of that went towards buying a 49.9% stake in Salesforce.com AppExchange survey provider Clicktools in January 2011.
My public relations agency Bospar teamed up with survey provider Propeller Insights to gain granularity into consumers' attitudes toward paid content on social media.
About 2 years ago we saw a huge momentum around continuous listening, with survey providers and consulting firms advocating to constantly capture employee feedback.
On the 3 month post-integration survey providers were overwhelmingly supportive of MeTree©.
Provider survey: Providers completed the knowledge questions, reported how important each item was (essential, important, not important), and rated how well the knowledge questions covered key content (extremely well, very well, somewhat well, not at all well).
The developed quantitative questionnaire with all these learning objectives was then distributed to 341 ESVN and ECVN members using Surveymonkey® (an online-survey provider).
She surveyed providers about costs and waitlists, information that's not currently available on the District's site.
