The phrase "assault figures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing statistics or data related to incidents of assault or violence.
Example: "The report highlighted the rising assault figures in urban areas, prompting a call for increased police presence."
Alternatives: "assault statistics" or "assault data".
Quoting assault figures as the minister does is therefore irrelevant".
Bocsar examined police assault figures in the period between January 2009 and December 2015.
Assault figures for the 12 months from April 2013 were compared with the corresponding 12 months from April 2014.
The bureau analysed police assault figures for 13 suburbs, including Sydney, The Rocks, Haymarket, Woolloomooloo, Potts Point, Darlinghurst, Newtown, Pyrmont, Glebe, Paddington, Bondi, Waverley and Petersham.
Frederick Gevalt, publisher of the Air Charter Guide and the person heading the antifractional assault, figures it costs a charter operator of two or three small jets up to $500,000 a year to comply with the tougher rules.
It is also worth noting that the armed assault figures reported in the current study are higher than the ones observed in the Epidemiologic Catchment Area Study of the U.S. National Institute of Mental Health, which states that "110 per 10,000 respondents sampled had ever used a weapon like a stick, knife or gun in a fight since the age of eighteen" [ 24].
They note that it is possible the police are reporting more assaults that are not as serious and thus artificially inflating the assault figure.
Sexual assault figured prominently in DeVos' hearing.
In its first year of operation, there were six inmate escapes, twenty stabbings (two of them were fatal), and numerous other assaults — figures that came to light only after a class-action lawsuit was filed on behalf of the inmates.
This shows that in 2009/10 there were increases in the number of 13-24 year-olds admitoed to London hospitals after being assaulted (figure 11 on page 17 and table 1.3 on page 48), the number of those who'd been assaulted with a "sharp object" (table 1.4 on page 49) and in the number of attempted murders of 13-24 year-olds in London (Table 1.11 on page 56) when compared with 2008/09.
The danger of what happened today is that the assault on figures like Hammond, like Barrett Brown, like Edward Snowden … is essentially attempting to crush any possibility that the public can be informed about what the centers of power are doing".
