The phrase "a statistical analysis of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the examination or evaluation of data using statistical methods to draw conclusions or insights.
Example: "The report includes a statistical analysis of the survey results, highlighting key trends and patterns."
Alternatives: "an examination of statistics regarding" or "a quantitative assessment of".
A statistical analysis of the collected material included calculation of both descriptive and inferential statistics.
Essentially, a bit of software goes through any type of electronic text and creates a statistical analysis of the words that appear in it.
The group carried out a statistical analysis of its anatomical traits that placed it in a group of bird-like dinosaurs called deinonychosaurs.
A project he undertook for Electrola, in which he assembled a statistical analysis of the company's -- and its competitors' -- repertory decisions over several decades, became his master's thesis.
Ultimately, after a statistical analysis of the collected data, they found that use of the honey-hunting sound more than tripled the probability of finding a bees' nest.
James Gundlach, an Auburn University professor, did a statistical analysis of the returns and found that the final numbers were clearly the result of intentional manipulation.
Even before Hussey's innings yesterday S Rajesh had crunched a statistical analysis of his batting at No7 in his excellent column on Cricinfo The Numbers Game.
The software does a statistical analysis of the seeker's interests or communication style, then sallies forth in search of someone who appears to be compatible.
A statistical analysis of the current situation, particularly in Algeria, shows that minimum temperatures have been rising faster than maximum temperatures over a number of decades.
Finally, we conducted a statistical analysis of the depression scores and the Internet usage data.
A statistical analysis of player performance reveals that streaks are random events.
