statistics

statistics
noun
ADJECTIVE
annual
latest
reliable
vital
raw

The raw statistics tell us nothing about the underlying trends.

government, national, official, police
accident, crime, economic, employment, health, police, population, trade, unemployment, etc.
baseball (esp. AmE), career

Her final international career statistics are impressive.

descriptive, summary (both technical)

Table 1 presents descriptive statistics for cancer deaths in England.

VERB + STATISTICS
have

I don't have official statistics on the subject.

prepare, produce
keep

We no longer keep statistics on former employees.

release
provide
collect, compile

They began compiling those statistics in 1985.

cite
STATISTICS + VERB
indicate sth, prove sth, reveal sth, show sth, tell sb sth
suggest sth
STATISTICS + NOUN
office
PREPOSITION
according to statistics

According to official statistics, the island had 37 inhabitants.

statistics on

The government has released new statistics on the cost of living.


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