"definite figures" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to refer to numerical information that is known or verifiable. For example, "The organization has released definite figures about the rise in unemployment."
NO PRESENTMENT SOUGHT Compiling of Definite Figures on Conditions in Borough Left to Jury's Inquiry.
It is not possible to give definite figures for the abundances of the elements in the Earth's core.
We believe these are likely to be [pretty] definite figures of what is the deadliest disaster in the Mediterranean to date".
The chairman, responding to a request for an adjournment of thirty days, made inquiry of counsel whether definite figures would be obtained from Norway in return for the extension.
It's impossible to get definite figures but staff at one Bishkek LGBT activist group – who asked to remain anonymous – said they've been helping the victims of 5 or 6 attacks a month in the past year, nearly three times the rate of two years ago.
More definite figures lacking, perhaps the closest estimate of her financial genius is contained in a statement accredited to the banking house of Rothschild, a European establishment discerning enough to have made a fortune even out of the Battle of Waterloo: "Mademoiselle Chanel," they are reported as solemnly saying, "knows how to make a safe twenty per cent".
It doesn't have a definite figure for the number of new shoppers Pottermania brought to the site.
He was not able to provide a definite figure on how much revenue charging GST on "intangibles" would raise, but said it would be worth billions.
I was never given a definite figure, but I'm told by one of the factory managers that employees here are paid somewhere between $200 and $300 £1300 to £190) a month to work 12-hour-plus shifts, six days a week.
Predicted values of hip score over smoothed splines of absolute day born show a definite cyclical pattern (figure 4) with scores elevated in winter and reduced in summer.
Later on the motion of the perigee and other deviations compelled the abandonment of the ellipse and the supposition of an endless curve, similar to an ellipse at any one point, and maintaining a fixed mean distance from the earth, but never returning on itself or making a definite closed figure of any kind.
