"certain statistics" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a specific data set or to a set of statistical data that is relevant to the context. For example: "Certain statistics suggest that unemployment is on the rise."
Statistical features which represent certain statistics computed from the objects or shapes under study can be compared using a wide range of classifiers.
There are certain statistics that stop you in your tracks.
"It's exciting in part because I feel like it freed me from the burden of including certain statistics," he said.
Law schools have also hurt themselves badly by failing to fully disclose certain statistics, including their employment rates.
Acknowledging that certain statistics (on road injuries especially) should be treated with caution, the WHO nonetheless puts the cost at $518 billion globally per year.
In a game where certain statistics are afforded almost spiritual significance, the enriching talent of this gentle Trinidadian has been formally acclaimed with the two most prestigious records of all.
But no one knows for certain because statistics usually take three months to ripen: the three months to close on a property and see it recorded.
Criminologists also say that periodic increases in certain crime statistics are not uncommon, and they caution against drawing any conclusions about crime trends.
Steinbrenner said that the team president, Randy Levine, has been in contact with Major League Baseball to make sure the bonus package complies with a rule that does not allow teams to tie payments to certain individual statistics.
And a Medicare ranking based on its own data that shows how many people die after treatment for certain conditions — statistics that exclude costs entirely — puts Bellin fifth, but drops St. Mary's to second-to-last: 67th of the 68 hospitals statewide that were measured by both Dartmouth and Medicare.
The cars on our list are not bad across the board; they just own certain dubious statistics.
