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The phrase "a number of figures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to several items or representations, often in contexts involving data, statistics, or illustrations.
Example: "In the report, a number of figures illustrate the trends in consumer behavior over the past year."
Alternatives: "several figures" or "various figures".
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A number of figures, most carrying umbrellas, are crossing the bridge.
Nick's allegations centred on a number of figures in the establishment at the time.
It has a rigid hierarchy, with a number of figures occupying higher positions than Morsi's had been.
She sketches the lives, quirks, emotions and fellowship of a number of figures who played a part.
The Ecologist has spoken to a number of figures within the sector and discovered widespread unease about the plans.
A number of figures have been charged in this affair, including Eric Woerth, Mr Sarkozy's former campaign treasurer.
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This work also has a large number of figures, but they are tranquil and are lucidly composed in small groupings.
The analyses produce a vast number of figures and distributions, but what do they add to the decision-making process?
But our mind is capable of thinking of an infinite number of figures, numbers, etc.
There he seeks shelter with a number of father figures.
He's one of a number of father figures sent Benji's way.
More suggestions(16)
a number of forecasts
a number of breakdowns
a number of silhouettes
a number of projections
a couple of figures
a number of data
a breakdown of figures
a number of computations
a number of statues
a number of charts
a number of strength
a number of successes
a torrent of figures
a pair of figures
a number of gods
a host of figures
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