The phrase "assistance figures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to numerical data or statistics that provide support or help in understanding a situation or making decisions.
Example: "The assistance figures provided by the organization helped us assess the impact of our outreach programs."
Alternatives: "support data" or "aid statistics".
"Despite increases in total assistance, figures show that there are stark disparities in the scale of humanitarian response, resulting in a number of crises being forgotten," Coppard said.
Nearly a third of the population in this farm belt relies on some form of federal public assistance, figures show, one of the highest such dependency rates in the nation.
Every teenager must eventually wander into the wrong neighborhood and then, without parental assistance, figure out a way to wander back out.
A screaming loud race track could seem impossible to deal with, as could the complexity of his studies — but he has learned to step back to take stock of his surroundings, search online for what he needs assistance figuring out and proactively work with others to avoid misunderstandings.
The lower assistance figure from Beijing was seen as a reflection of a continuing territorial spat between the two countries over islands and reefs in the South China Sea.
Blastocysts on day 7.5 post-reconstruction demonstrated limited thinning of the zona pellucida and only partial embryo protrusion and were unable to fully complete hatching without manual assistance (Figure 1Ci).
The real needs of this population could be guaranteed only by a continuous interchange and effective collaboration among the various healthcare facilities and social assistance-figures present throughout the territory.
More than a third of Tulare's residents receive some kind of public assistance, census figures show, and the figures in other counties, particularly in the southern end, are not much less.
Many Americans struggling in poverty today need more than financial assistance; they need help figuring out how to plug into a changing economy.
We also thank P. J. Makovicky and J. Barrios for images of 'Sue', M. Wolff for assistance with figures, and C. Glen for doing Figure 4.
We thank M. Vidal, A. Kamburov and R. Wang for many discussions of the manuscript; and K. Albrecht for assistance in figure design.
