The phrase "as the figures below" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to data or illustrations that are presented later in the text.
Example: "The results of the survey are summarized as the figures below indicate."
Alternatives: "as shown in the figures below" or "as illustrated in the figures below".
As the figures below demonstrate, walking and cycling also play a major role in cities in developed countries if pedestrian-friendly environments are provided.
And as the figures below will confirm, the truth is that our very bad situation today is not nearly as bad as things were eight decades ago, when Hoover was seeking re-election.
As Ettinger notes, "In the United States, the effects of military neoliberalism run deep, as the figures below will attest.
As in the figures below, the pants on the front have a single pleat and a front angled pocket; on the back, two darts and a welt pocket.
Our choice of baseline was effective in avoiding these confounds, as is evident in the figures below in which the critical effects of interest were restricted to particular components and timepoints of interest rather than in overall shifts in the waveforms.
As the figure below shows, iron ore is transported from suppliers to manufacturers.
More important, as the figure below shows, scaled by the size of the economy, this proposed appropriation for 2015 is an historical low point.
But, as the figure below reveals, the increase in income inequality -- one reliable metric of how different income classes have fared -- is very much a pretax phenomenon.
Retail sales have actually been pretty steady, but there's a disconnect, as the figure below reveals, between, earnings and sales growth.
Indeed, as the figure below shows [pdf], the Gulf of Maine's shrimp stock has declined precipitously since 2007 and is at its lowest level in at least 30 years.
