"textual responses" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to written answers that are given in text format, rather than in spoken form. For example, "In the survey, most people gave textual responses rather than responding verbally."
Open-ended textual responses were analyzed using parallel generic qualitative and CGT techniques (e.g., coding, constant comparison) employed for the interview analysis.
The interactivity capabilities afforded by these avatars were able to simulate two-way conversational dialogue by allowing users to give input during a communication, usually via text, and then provide instantaneous (real-time) spoken or textual responses.
All textual responses were then systematically coded.
Textual responses were initially coded using content analysis and the frequency of recurrent categories was calculated.
There were 372 textual responses of which, 113 (30%) provided negative feedback regarding the effectiveness of the ToC process.
Textual responses, mostly from 'other' categories in questions, were grouped into common themes, coded and then entered into Microsoft Excel.
Behaviour measures, relating to the two case vignettes, follow categorical or textual response formats and differences over time will be described.
The underlying structure of the survey was assessed with confirmatory factor analysis; also examined were correlations between different average scores, score reliability, and matches between numerical and textual item responses.
We developed a coding scheme to conduct thematic searches of textual data, depicted responses to visual analog scales on box-plot diagrams, and integrated findings thematically.
Like other application protocols, SMTP uses a simple protocol for exchanging textual command and response information: Telnet.
Based on their reactions, some textual indistinctness and response options were adapted.
