The phrase "write a survey" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when instructing someone to create a survey or when discussing the process of developing a survey.
Example: "For our research project, we need to write a survey to gather data from participants."
Alternatives: "create a survey" or "develop a survey."
I am also using the responses to help me write a survey I'm sending to a range of economists asking them to discuss what they see as the most important causes.
The site lets you define your target market demographic, then write a survey to distribute to focus groups.
In 1947 the three discussed the matter by letter, until White was eventually chosen to write a survey of their discussion, which appeared in 1950 under the title "The Analytic and the Synthetic: An Untenable Dualism".
A few years ago The Economist wrote a survey on family run business.
In Tokyo, I met with the critic Takayuki Tatsumi, who, in the nineties, wrote a survey of the genre.
Watson has not simply written a survey of the German intellect from Goethe to Botho Strauss – nothing so dilettantist.
Dr. Saffle and his brother Michael Saffle, a music historian at Virginia Tech, wrote a survey of the literature regarding the medical histories of prominent composers.
In the late 1960s, he wrote a survey of the literature of persuasion as an 80,000-word chapter of the "Handbook of Social Psychology".
Love of Country by Madeleine Bunting (Granta) Travelling further north, Bunting has written a survey of the Hebrides, on Europe's boundary, and makes the argument that the islands' history of migration and exile has been central to British identity.
Patrick Kevin Day, in The Hollywood Reporter, wrote, A survey in July of nearly 1100 Netflix users by Wedbush Securities found that 22percentt planned to cancel their Netflix subscriptions and migrate to Hulu, Redbox and Amazon's streaming video service.
In late 1919 he wrote a survey of the history of the ontological proof together with an analysis of the argument.
