根据调查显示

You usually place this phrase right at the beginning of your sentence. It acts as a formal introduction. For example, if you want to talk about coffee habits, you'd say: 根据调查显示 (According to the survey), people are drinking more latte than espresso. It’s a very clean, structural way to present information.

Use this when you want to sound professional or persuasive. It’s perfect for business meetings when presenting market research. It’s also great for school presentations or writing news articles. Even in a friendly debate about which city has better food, dropping this phrase makes you sound like you’ve done your homework.

Don't use this for personal feelings or obvious facts. If you say, 根据调查显示, I am very tired, people will think you are joking or being incredibly sarcastic. It’s too heavy for small talk about the weather. Avoid it when you want to sound warm, fuzzy, or spontaneous.

In modern China, data and 'Big Data' (大数据) are huge buzzwords. People respect numbers and scientific evidence. Using 根据调查显示 reflects a cultural shift toward logic-based arguments in public and professional life. It shows you are part of the 'informed' crowd.

You might hear 据调查 for a shorter version. If you want to be even more formal, use 调查结果显示. If you are talking about general data instead of a specific survey, you can swap 调查 for 数据 to get 根据数据显示.