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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