The phrase "among these figures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a selection or group of numerical data, statistics, or representations in a specific context.
Example: "Among these figures, the sales data for Q2 shows the most significant growth compared to previous quarters."
Alternatives: "within these numbers" or "in this set of figures".
Managing the technical, formal and conceptual relationships among these figures required the skills of a military tactician.
The unifying theme among these figures, beyond their disdain for democracy, was their common residence in the loser's aisle of American history.
Uniquely among these figures, this war hero turned disgraced politician does nothing truly wrong: he is punished without having committed a crime.
He writes in the foreword that the connectedness among these figures shows "how little has altered … when it comes to that peculiar behavioral disturbance which causes every emotion to be transformed into letters on the page".
Among these figures, Berdi Kerbabayev attained some renown for his novel Aygïtlï ädim (1940; The Decisive Step) and a later novel, Nebit-Dag (1957), as well as plays, poems, and translations.
Particularly prominent among these figures is al-'Amiri, a well-known Neoplatonist thinker who was a second generation student of al-Kindi's (the link was al-Kindi's student Abu Zayd al-Balkhi).
> -wrap-foot> Over the survey years considered, survey-to-population rate ratios for the incidence of alcohol-related harm among men ranged from 0.57 to 0.68, whereas among women these figures were closer to 1.00.
Strikingly, among pupils these figures have taken a nose-dive, falling from 20.3% in 2006/7 to 13.1% in 2010/11.
While differences exist among counties, these figures still provide valuable information about the institutions where patients receive treatment.
At present, occupational exposures might be responsible for 13 to 18% of lung cancers, 2 to 10% of bladder cancers, and 2 to 8% of laryngeal cancers in European men; among women these figures are 1 to 5%, 0 to 5%, and 0 to 1%, respectively.
Ciaran Devane, chief executive of Macmillan Cancer Support, said: "Lung cancer is often overlooked among cancers but these figures should serve as a firm reminder that it is still very much a cancer killer.
