The phrase "according to statistics published" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referencing data or findings that have been made available through statistical reports or studies.
Example: "According to statistics published by the World Health Organization, global life expectancy has increased over the past decade."
Alternatives: "based on published statistics" or "as per the published statistics".
The trade is second only to the illicit drug smuggling market, according to statistics published by Crown Ridge Tiger Sanctuary.
During 2007 the total jumped to 37.4 million, an increase of more than 3 million, according to statistics published today.
Nearly one baby in every 14 born in Britain does not have an official father, according to statistics published yesterday.
In fact, it was the best-selling sector in April, according to statistics published by the Investment Management Association.
The total proportion of the BBC's workforce that was BAME in 2015 was 13.1%, up from 12.2% four years ago, according to statistics published by Lammy.
Just 48.29% of the grades forecast by teachers last year were accurate, according to statistics published by OCR, one of England's biggest exam boards.
According to statistics recently published by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, 35,092 people died in crashes on U.S. roads during 2015, up from 32,744 in 2014.
Before the rush subsided, the Red Cross gave $32 million to area residents, including about 25,400 of the 92,000 households in Hinds County, home to Jackson, according to statistics first published in The Clarion Ledger and confirmed by Mr. Paxton of the local Red Cross chapter.
The Scroogled advertising campaign undertaken by Microsoft to ding and scuff its rival Google appears to be an effective effort, according to statistics recently published by AdAge.
Northern Ireland is the most contented region of the UK, while London is the most anxious and least satisfied, according to statistics on local wellbeing published on Tuesday.
According to statistics from Mollom (they publish a full scorecard here), the service is 99.94% accurate, making 6 mistakes per 10,000 comments, but one key to the service is its ability to learn as it goes along, so the team is aiming to improve those figures over time.
