The phrase "a statistically impressive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing data or results that are notable or significant in a statistical context.
Example: "The study revealed a statistically impressive correlation between exercise frequency and overall health outcomes."
Alternatives: "a statistically significant" or "an impressive statistical result".
I want the size of the sculpture... to reflect the enormity of the horror". The result is a memorial statistically impressive in its numbers, at the cost of making actual sense.
This opens up possibilities for large-scale investigations of oligopeptide pattern frequencies, both in general and on a kingdom or genome level by relying on statistically impressive amounts of data.
While not as statistically impressive as other ranges, the Maumturks present a surprisingly challenging climb.
Although these results are not statistically impressive because of the numbers mutations, they prompted a similar inspection of the 80 lacI mutations of Halliday and Glickman (1991), which yielded 40, 50, 40, 42, 61, 61, 39, 51, 38, 33, 57 compared with an expected number of 80 × 0.563 = 45.04 per site (Table S2).
Her march through the draw has not been as statistically impressive as the likes of the second seed, Maria Sharapova, who has dropped just nine games in five matches.
None of the No. 1 seeds are statistically vulnerable, and none of the No. 16 seeds are statistically impressive, although Southern ranks second in the nation in field goal percentage defense.
Although this performance was not statistically impressive, Warner thought he bowled very well.
Plummer completed 58.2percentt in 2004, which was arguably his most statistically impressive season as it was the only time he ever surpassed 4,000 yards.
However, even if Aldridge and The Blazers pass their competitors in the standings, he still may not be statistically impressive enough to the judges in the media as some of the other candidates.
