The phrase "dramatic statistics" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to statistics or data that are particularly striking or impactful. Example: "The government's latest report revealed some dramatic statistics about the increasing rates of poverty in the country."
The Government Accountability Office, the investigative arm of Congress, recently studied the challenges women face, and highlighted several dramatic statistics.
Rove cited some dramatic statistics to argue that the Republican Party disregards Hispanics at its peril: The Hispanic population in Georgia's Gwinnett County increased by 153% from 2000 to 2010, while the GOP's presidential vote in the county dropped to 54% in 2012 from 63.7% in 2000.
The organization is young, but they're already seeing dramatic statistics that affirm their program of intensive tutoring and personal mentoring.
But spending another World Food Day quoting dramatic statistics about hunger strikes me as less helpful and constructive than instead pausing to reflect on the more mundane reality that while every human must eat, not every human sees food in the same way.
This has had a dramatic effect: 2016 statistics showed that private REITs drew one-fifth the capital they raised in 2013, and early 2017 data indicates this trend is holding strong.
"The science is compelling, the statistics are dramatic.
It doesn't help that journalists and politicians tend to grab the most dramatic figures, giving inflated statistics a life of their own.
The statistics are dramatic, with 34 million Americans 65 or older, up from 20 million in 1970, and the numbers are expected to swell to 70 million by 2030, according to AARP statistics.
While its economic statistics show dramatic downturns in visitors from China and retail sales since 2014, these sectors are not associated with high quality job formation and do not actually play to Hong Kong's long-term strengths.
Roger Harding at Shelter said the statistics highlighted "the dramatic and ongoing impact of our housing shortage on ordinary families.
While police once focused their attention on amphetamines and other stimulants, recent statistics show a dramatic increase in cases involving cannabis.
