The phrase "a statistical system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a structured method or framework for collecting, analyzing, and interpreting statistical data.
Example: "The researchers developed a statistical system to analyze the survey results effectively."
Alternatives: "a data analysis framework" or "a statistical framework".
The prime minister is wrong to blame child poverty solely on a statistical system that rates it in relative terms.
They became even more cross when they read Treasury-driven proposals for the RAE's successor, which planned to fund research using a statistical system based on income earned from contracts and grants.
Elo is a statistical system based on the assumption that the chess performance of each player in their games is a random variable.
For the details of how to calculate the overall success rate for a statistical system with both single-location and multiple-location proteins, see Eqs.43 48 and Fig. 4 of [12], where the details of how to count the false positives (over-predictions) and false negatives (under-predictions) were also elaborated.
SPSS for Windows was used as a statistical system (SPSS, version 13, SPSS Inc., Chicago, IL, USA).
Several solutions on TREC were developed as a statistical system based on a semisupervised learning and modulating the original dataset under the medline mesh domain.
From the view point of the Boltzmann formula, Dragulescu and Yakovenko 19 suggested that any conserved quantity in a big statistical system has an exponential probability distribution in equilibrium.
These configurations were selected as most interesting because CfStatistical measure the performance of a purely statistical system, CfStatisticalStatic measure the performance of a system without training data and CfStatisticalStaticTraining measure the performance of the complete system.
Among the states, Colorado and Rhode Island are introducing an advanced statistical system called a risk-limiting audit to protect vote tallies from falsification.
It's based on the real-life story of Oakland Athletics manager Billy Beane, who since 1998 has been using a revolutionary statistical system, Sabermetrics, to help his team of also-rans compete at the upper reaches of Major League Baseball.
The frame of a national statistical system of energy consumption for public buildings is presented in this paper.
