The phrase "analyses of statistics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or interpretation of statistical data in various contexts, such as research, reports, or academic papers.
Example: "The analyses of statistics revealed significant trends in consumer behavior over the past decade."
Alternatives: "examinations of data" or "evaluations of statistical information".
The Kid's swing has been constructed in a Chinese academy after hours of analyses of statistics and swing planes.
The controversy over Jeter's fielding has become a flash point for the debate over whether the analyses of statistics or subjective observation is the better method to assess a player's defensive ability, and for criticism of the Gold Glove Award.
Analyses of statistics developed using different features of the tumor progression trees identify some important recurring markers of tumor progression and highlight the different selective pressures at work on different stages of the tumor.
Preceding analyses of crash statistics have clearly demonstrated the incompatibility between passenger sedan cars (PS) and pick-up trucks (PU) involved in side impact crashes in British Columbia.
This map room includes maps and analyses of seasonal statistics of historical temperature and precipitation, seasonal temperature and precipitation forecasts, and GCM skill maps for regions of Asia and South America, and a map of farming systems in Africa.
Traditionally, road user behaviour research has been using driving simulators, instrumented vehicles, self-reports, analyses of crash statistics, and increasingly also in-depth crash investigation.
Exploratory and confirmatory factor analyses, along with result of analyses of fit statistics indicated that the MCQs and CRTs in the engineering instrument scale well onto the one-dimensional model, implying that the instrument was successful in measuring a common construct of 'Engineering Proficiency' (OECD 2013a, 23).
Analyses of web statistics and access-logs show that only few individuals (7) started the questionnaire and dropped out during progress.
Second, analyses of summary statistics are often a necessity since access to individual-level data is complicated by privacy and other issues (Gymrek et al.., 2013).
We studied the relations between maternal social status and neighborhood social status on risk of preterm delivery in this setting using multilevel regression analyses of vital statistics data linked to geocoded decennial census data.
All analyses of descriptive statistics and logistic regression models used the svy family of survey data procedures in Stata 8.0 (StataCorp, College Station, TX) to incorporate these sampling weights when deriving estimates.
