The phrase "after statistics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to events, actions, or conclusions that occur following the presentation or analysis of statistical data.
Example: "The team made several recommendations after statistics were reviewed during the meeting."
Alternatives: "following the statistics" or "subsequent to the statistics".
And statistic after statistics, it's an inverse relationship.
Four years later the pack came back after statistics suggested Whitehaven was the fattest place in England.
Drink-drive campaigners are targeting female motorists this Christmas after statistics highlighted the number of women driving while over the limit.
There have been several warnings about prison safety after statistics revealed soaring levels of violence in jails in England and Wales, with assaults on staff up by 43% in the year to June.
The strong results for the housebuilder come after statistics showed house prices had risen above pre-recession highs, in another sign that parts of the country have overcome a five-year slump.
Olivier Giroud believes he is in the best form of his career and that criticism does not affect him after statistics revealed that the Arsenal striker is the most prolific minute-per-goal player in the Premier League this season.
Confidence is a feeling, not a logical conclusion reached after analysing statistics.
After all, statistics do nothing to show students' extra-curricular achievements,she says.
Campaigners have demanded that the government boost spending to match its stated commitment to cycling after official statistics showed an apparent decline last year.
When I asked about prognosis she was circumspect in the way good practitioners are – after all, statistics are only applicable to groups, not individuals.
The service was chosen after web statistics from Logo net showed that almost 20% of users of the council's website visited the refuse and recycling pages.
