The phrase "acquire statistics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of gathering or obtaining statistical data for analysis or research purposes.
Example: "In order to make informed decisions, we need to acquire statistics on customer preferences and behaviors."
Alternatives: "gather statistics" or "collect statistics."
Phase Doppler interferometry was used to acquire droplet statistics.
This allowed us to acquire immigration statistics for not only the year that the survey was conducted but also for the three years preceding the immigration.
These SPT measurements, however, rely on bright and isolated particles to be tracked many times in order to acquire enough statistics.
Alternatively, scientists and clinicians concerned with the best image quality may utilize the DNM sensitivity to acquire higher statistics still in a relatively short time.
Single-molecule fluorescence techniques are powerful tools for observing molecular conformations, interactions, concentrations, and motion [ 1, 2] but since they must operate at the single-molecule level, they generally require long acquisitions to acquire adequate statistics.
(After the first 2,000 generations, the population reaches equilibrium in the number of SNPs and subsequent consideration of the next 8,000 generations allows us to acquire sufficient statistics for fixed mutations).
Furthermore, a single simulation run suffers from insufficient sampling of the dynamics of interest leading to inconclusive results, hence the need for faster sampling approaches to acquire adequate statistics.
Population figures for children <16 years were acquired from Statistics Norway (SSB).
The patient survival data were acquired from Statistics Finland and other relevant data from the patient records (Table 1).
Appropriate permissions to use the data from the national hospital discharge and death registers were acquired from Statistics Finland and the National Research and Development Center for Welfare and Health.
