The phrase "a statistical review of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing an analysis or evaluation based on statistical data related to a specific subject or topic.
Example: "The report presents a statistical review of the economic trends over the past decade."
Alternatives: "an analysis of statistics on" or "a statistical analysis of".
Recently, Alliance completed a statistical review of the effect on stock performance of carrying large amounts of anticipated revenue on a company's balance sheet.
The arbitrators based their finding of discrimination on 28 hours of testimony about a statistical review of Merrill's hiring, promotion and pay practices.
I will summarize the theory and application of MIC as presented by Reshef et al for scientists and statisticians, then provide a statistical review of their approach.
A statistical review of literature data was conducted to estimate the variances associated with subject-to-subject variability and the probe-to-probe variability within the subjects.
The statement outlines three initiatives: the publication of a diocesan safeguarding audit between 2006 and 2012; an external review of safeguarding procedures by the Very Rev Andrew McLellan, former moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland and a former chief inspector of prisons; and a statistical review of all historic cases of abuse from 1947 to 2005.
A statistical review of literature can be found in Reisman et al. (1997).
Experts say China is eager to import energy from a country that has proven natural gas reserves of 0.54 trillion cubic meters, according to a 2007 statistical review of world energy.
A subsequent statistical review of those trials assessing grip, pinch and manual muscle strength [ 18] found that a wide range of strength tests were used.
Inequities in the Fulfillment of Children's Rights in South Africa: A Statistical Review 2010 - This statistical review presents a summary of inequities in the fulfilment of children's rights.
The organization will conduct a more thorough statistical review of members' test scores and report the results next month, said Jonathan Otto, a spokesman for the mortgage brokers association.
The Fed report, a dense, 50-page statistical review of loans made last year by some 8,800 lenders, said the numbers do not necessarily indicate widespread discrimination.
