The phrase "activity statistics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to data or metrics related to specific activities, often in contexts like research, business, or performance analysis.
Example: "The activity statistics from last quarter show a significant increase in user engagement on our platform."
Alternatives: "performance metrics" or "engagement data."
Elsner, J. B., Liu, K. B. & Kocher, B. Spatial variations in major U.S. hurricane activity: Statistics and a physical mechanism.
"Users can view their primary activity statistics, without having to slow down or pull out their smartphone," says head of marketing Johannes Kroll.
We analyzed a Pentium III [http://www.intel.com] chip considering a realistic layout geometry and averaged activity statistics.
In 2010 11, we gathered data (activity statistics, documents, interviews, questionnaires, site visits) and compared these with data from 2003 to 2008.
But most of the dangerous incidents have occurred as a result of skiers ignoring warnings about off-piste activity, Statistics suggest that the rate of serious injuries on the exceptionally steep black runs is lower than average.
The distributions of organic wastes from sewage, household, wholesale/retail, manufacturing, farming, and livestock activities in the Tokyo Bay region are calibrated into a disaggregated spatial database by compiling general activity statistics and emission intensity parameters using Geographic Information System GISS).
Moreover, although Seoul was certainly the center of printing and binding activities, statistics suggest that by 1937 a number of printers and binderies served the needs of those who lived at a distance from the metropole, most notably in the Kyŏngsang provinces (Genroku 1941, 24 26).
French exports slowed, however, and a depressed real estate market remained a drag on economic activity, the statistics office, INSEE, showed.
For low solar activity conditions, statistics based on almost 3 years of data confirm the large underestimation by the NRLMSISE-00 model quantified by Lathuillère et al. (2008) for the year 2004.
Princeton University established the Center for Statistics and Machine Learning (CSML) in July 2014 to serve as the primary organization on campus for education and research activities in statistics, machine learning, and the data sciences.
The most frequently used outside resources included the Google search engine; the Khan Academy Research Gatee's Q&A section; iTunes U; and textbooks, such as textbooks on Amazon called Activity-based Statistics and The Cartoon Guide to Statistics.
