The phrase "available figures show" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when presenting data or statistics that are currently accessible or relevant to a particular topic.
Example: "Available figures show a significant increase in sales over the past quarter."
Alternatives: "current data indicate" or "existing statistics reveal".
In Honduras, the latest available figures show a murder rate of around 90 homicides per 10,000 people, while in Costa Rica the rate is 8.5.
The latest available figures show the company did not pay any tax between 2008 and 2010, despite generating a turnover of between £47m and £88m.
Government schemes to return some of the country's 90,000 vacant homes to use have resulted in 829 units being made available, figures show.
But, in any event, while our economy is extensively carried on through the corporate form, the latest available figures show that of the multitudinous income-reporting corporations only about five per cent have a net income above $100,000.
The latest available figures show that 39percentt of the work was complete in Jackson County, while 57percentt was done in Harrison County and its cities that are managing the job on their own, according to federal records.
The trade group said its most recent available figures show that reported instances of unruliness increased about 29 percent between 2009 and 2010 (the F.A.A.'s figures show a decline in that period).
With countries working through the backlog at wildly different rates and asylum seekers continuing to arrive, the researchers said the most recent available figures showed pending asylum applications still numbered 990,500 in June this year.
The most recent publicly available figure shows that net debt was about £410m at the end of 2014.
While publicly available government figures show an overall deficit of 8%, the new data showed a much larger deficit in infantry groups on the frontline.
The last available financial figures show the Owls lost more than £20m in 2016-17, an increase of £15m on the previous year.
There are no available figures to show whether utilisation of adjuvant chemotherapy for colorectal cancer was lower in the United Kingdom in the late 1990s than in the European countries with the highest 5-year survival rates, but this must remain a possibility.
