The phrase "survey submitted" is correct and usable in written English.
It indicates that a survey has been completed and turned in. You can use this phrase when discussing a survey or its results, whether in a formal or informal context. Example: The survey submitted by the students showed overwhelming support for the new school dress code policy.
The survey submitted to the National societies consisted of 11 questions as well as a section for free text comments (see below in the results section for detailed listing of the questions).
The second survey submitted to full member ESR radiologists consisted of an extended set of 34 questions divided into four sections: brief introduction and demographic questions information on the impact and user dimension of teleradiology services requested (e.g., in- and outsourcing, dis-/advantages, quality assurance, etc).
(Lingsma et al, How to compare center based on outcome: results from the Netherlands Stroke Survey, submitted).
Resource utilisation inputs were sourced from a panel survey submitted to hospital pharmacists, surgeons, and theatre nurses who are involved in the delivery, storage, preparation, quality assurance, or administration of cefuroxime formulations used as a prophylaxis treatment against POE.
As it was believed that individuals were more likely to register for Flusurvey when they had an ILI, upon enrolment, the first symptoms survey submitted by each participant was dropped when estimating weekly incidence.
Today, some 375,000 food and wine lovers in 100 countries participate in the Zagat's Survey, submitting ratings through the Web. .
Trump has said most customers were satisfied with the experience, citing positive customer surveys submitted by seminar attendees.
Note Results were collected through surveys submitted to representatives of the NHMSs.
6.9% (95% CI 6.6, 7.2) of symptoms surveys submitted by females were positive for ILIECDC, compared to 4.6%95%5% CI 4.3, 4.9) of surveys submitted by males.
For this study, all surveys submitted by PNG facilities up to June 2013 were collected from the WHO EESC database.
Statistical surveillance of the number of surveys submitted by field veterinarians showed that an upward shift in submissions occurred at approximately week 30.
