The phrase "a new statistic" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a recently obtained or published piece of statistical data.
Example: "The latest research revealed a new statistic that highlights the increase in remote work among employees."
Alternatives: "a recent statistic" or "an updated statistic".
Create a new statistic: Starts per medication violation.
We propose a new statistic, biomolecular part 'quality', for tracking quantitative variation in part performance across changing contexts.
He offered a new statistic to capture Mr. Levine's prodigious output over more than 40 years at the Met.
A new statistic has been added to Sherpa: wstat (based on the XSPEC version) which extends the cstat statistic to include a Poisson background component.
In a new statistic, it reported that only 58percentt of the restrooms at city parks were in service last year.
Reese, S. E. et al. A new statistic for identifying batch effects in high-throughput genomic data that uses guided principal component analysis.
We introduce a new statistical tool (the TP-statistic and TE-statistic) designed specifically to compare the behavior of the sample tail of distributions with power-law and exponential tails as a function of the lower threshold u.
But the president also awoke Wednesday to a grim new statistic: The U.S. economy contracted in the first quarter by an annual rate of 6.1percentt, significantly worse than most economists had predicted.
Each day brings a grim new statistic about the outlook for the economy.
Part of the explanation is that the save is a relatively new statistic, having been added to the baseball lexicon in 1969.
The growing trade in people transported by criminal gangs from their impoverished lands to Europe produced a grisly new statistic when the bodies of 58 refugees from Fujian province in China were discovered in the overheated and airless container of a Dutch truck when it came ashore from a channel ferry at Dover, in southern England.
