The phrase "accumulated statistics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to data that has been collected and compiled over a period of time for analysis or reporting purposes.
Example: "The accumulated statistics from the last five years show a significant increase in customer satisfaction."
Alternatives: "compiled data" or "aggregated statistics".
Here are some accumulated statistics from our scouring of the Twitter IPO filing for your perusal.
He accumulated statistics in eleven of the thirteen games played and started twice.
Yet even as he accumulated statistics and countless reels of tape for high-level, cross-cultural comparisons, Lomax held fast to his vision of folk music as a window into the experiences of the poor and dispossessed.
Radiotherapy institutes included a variety of scientists and technicians as well as doctors; they standardized their therapies and accumulated statistics (about almost all their cases) at a time when most clinicians relied on individual judgments about individual patients.
Accumulated statistics from five seasons show that it takes, on average, 39 days to recover from an injury suffered on an artificial pitch as against 30 on grass.
Accumulating statistics on the outcomes for various input particles, we determine that.6 of the hydrogen forms H2 through chemical sputtering.
Rarely has a player so clearly demonstrated what a difference there can be between accumulating statistics and succeeding on the field.
In order to estimate the bit rate, frame rate, and PLR, the feature integrator accumulates statistics collected by the feature extractor over a N-frame sliding window.
In 1994 he did not accumulate statistics from the line of scrimmage either for the Seahawks or for the Chiefs, however he returned kickoffs for both teams and recorded a kick return touchdown for each, including a 91-yard runback against the Miami Dolphins for the Chiefs in 1994.
By the time Williams closed out his National Basketball Association career after 10 well-traveled seasons, he had accumulated impressive statistics.
Ross Newhan, a former national baseball writer for The Los Angeles Times, said he was not turned off by the fact that Palmeiro had accumulated his statistics over so many years and had few truly dominant ones.
