The phrase "area statistics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data analysis, geography, or demographics, where statistical information is being discussed in relation to a specific area.
Example: "The area statistics indicate a significant increase in population density over the last decade."
Alternatives: "regional statistics" or "local statistics".
A lot of recent euro area statistics have been positive; the purchasing managers' indices have been improving, for example, while German consumer confidence just hit a six-and-a-half-year high.Far be it from me to be slavishly monetarist, but it seems hard to see how there is that much of a boom when credit growth is so sluggish.
Of course, it's important to note these are metro area statistics.
The interannual variability is supported by wildfire detections and official burned area statistics.
Table 2 Area statistics and fluoride contamination in water samples with respect to various lithological units of the study area Lithological units Area (sq.
Table 4 Area statistics and fluoride contamination in water samples with respect to various groundwater yield units of the study area Groundwater yield Area (sq.
Table 3 Area statistics and fluoride contamination in water samples with respect to various geomorphological units of the study area Geomorphological units Area (sq.
Furthermore, we review how the produced small-area statistics and forest cover data have been used in forestry, including forest biodiversity monitoring and habitat modelling.
Results of the experiment allow for establishing how well the individual inventories describe the location, type and abundance of landslides, to what extent the landslide maps can be used to determine the frequency-area statistics of the slope failures, and the significance of the inventory maps as predictors of landslide susceptibility.
As a result of the increasing availability of small-area statistics, ecological spatio-temporal study designs are also being used, with which a key statistical problem is allowing for residual spatio-temporal autocorrelation that remains after the covariate effects have been removed.
It was not possible or practical to do so here, because of variation between countries in terms of availability of the required small-area statistics data.
The TNS omnibus survey defines sampling points using 2001 Census small-area statistics and the Postcode Address File (stratified by social grade and Government Office Region) for random location sampling selection.
