The phrase "application statistics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to data or metrics related to the usage or performance of a specific application or software.
Example: "The application statistics indicate a significant increase in user engagement over the past month."
Alternatives: "app usage data" or "software metrics".
These steps utilize the major concepts of analytical modeling, economic decision matrices (EDM), quality loss functions (QLS) for variates and weighted utilities, stochastic models, finite element (FE) simulations for concurrent engineering, and statistical design of experiments (DOE) for uncertainty in either application, statistics or managerial decisions.
If you look at the recent application statistics for universities, the effect of the reforms, in terms of tuition fees and restructuring, seems to be discouraging some people from applying.
Investigators concluded that Mr. Vos was solely responsible for misreporting SAT, ACT, class rank and application statistics for incoming first-year students since at least 2004, which is as far back as the investigation scaled.
According to our Facebook application statistics, Facebook for iPhone has approximately 1.64 million daily active users, Facebook for Blackberry has approximately 1.56 million daily active users, and the general mobile application has just under 1 million daily active users".
The problem is that new enrollment and 2002/2003 application statistics illustrate that the universities are facing considerably more applications than the government had first determined and budgeted for.
Application statistics indicate that admitted African American men reflect the average admittance rate for UNC; however, African Americans men are applying to UNC at lower rates than other groups.
David Ashton, Surrey's registrar, said: "There's no doubt in my mind that the improvement in our applications statistics is partly a consequence of Surrey being number eight in the Guardian league table".
There is also a wide range of sophistication in the application of statistics displayed in research analysis, ranging from practically no statistics, to the routine use of generic software packages, to the application of advanced methods that extract subtle signals from noise.
The chapter introduces some general issues in the application of statistics in the semiconductor industry and describes the statistical methods used in the SEMATECH qualification plan namely, gauge studies, passive data collection, designed experiments, statistical process control, and reliability.
The development of new and remodelled teaching materials and approaches placed greater emphasis on the application of statistics and interpretation of data rather than the mechanics of particular statistical techniques.
February 22 , 1796Ghent, Belgium February 17 , 1874Brussels, Belgium Adolphe Quetelet, in full Lambert Adolphe Jacques Quetelet (born February 22 , 1796 Ghent, Belgium died February 17 , 1874 Brussels) Belgian mathematician, astronomer, statistician, and sociologist known for his application of statistics and probability theory to social phenomena.
