The phrase "an important statistic" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a statistic that holds significant value or relevance in a particular context or discussion.
Example: "According to the latest research, an important statistic shows that 70% of people prefer online shopping over traditional retail."
Alternatives: "a key figure" or "a significant data point."
There is an important statistic in this seemingly ridiculous bill.
But something extraordinary occurred last month: an important statistic that measures the acceptance of gays abruptly reversed.
A useful rule of thumb.He then defines an important statistic for the book, β, or the ratio of capital in an economy to national income.
Utility planners could in fact derive a minimum likely capacity, an important statistic as more resources are poured into building wind farms.
But there is an important statistic missing from the Closing the Gap report and its absence masks one of the key areas of crisis facing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families – the continuing removal of Indigenous children from their families.
It's interesting to me to see how the authors describe the practice of relisting:In the real estate industry, days on market, or the number of days since the property was first listed, is an important statistic.
The Jets' special teams have not committed a penalty the past three games -- an especially important statistic because the punting game has been hurt by poor performances by Tom Tupa and his replacements.
This will become an increasingly important statistic with much greater emphasis being placed on value for money.
It's a particularly important statistic, given that House Republicans are moving a bill that would cut funding for the SNAP program by $39 billion over a 10-year period.
While the total viewership of the three major network nightly news programs dwarfs that of the cable news channels, a more important statistic may well be that cable news is now a leading source of news for over half the country, followed by newspapers and local television.
But he is tracking a more important statistic: games caught.
