comparative survey

Frequency: 6.27.0 per million words

a survey designed to compare attitudes, behaviors, or characteristics across different groups or time periods

comparativeADJECTIVE + NOUN

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survey

Examples (10)

  • We are conducting a comparative survey of student attitudes in urban and rural schools.
  • The marketing team launched a comparative survey to analyze consumer preferences.
  • Results of the comparative survey revealed significant differences in job satisfaction between the two departments.
  • A comparative survey conducted over ten years showed a gradual shift in public opinion.
  • Designing a methodologically sound comparative survey requires careful consideration of cross-cultural variables.
  • The government commissioned a comparative survey of healthcare systems across European countries.
  • A comparative survey was undertaken to assess the impact of the new policy on different income groups.
  • Next quarter, we will release findings from our annual comparative survey on digital media consumption.
  • As part of her thesis, she performed a detailed comparative survey of parenting styles.
  • Have you seen the latest comparative survey that ranks cities by their quality of life?