"given these figures" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to introduce a list of specific and quantifiable facts. For example, "Given these figures, it is clear that the company has experienced significant growth over the past year."
Given these figures and the nature of the question, despite the absence of a division among the lower federal courts, this Court should consider the issue.
Given these figures, perhaps the question shouldn't be why people are running women's festivals, but why there aren't more of them.
"Given these figures, it's questionable whether the voluntary and charity sector will be able to fill all the gaps left by cuts to public services," Dame Suzi said.
Given these figures, skeptics would do well to find out what is going on in evangelical churches, and that is what T. M. Luhrmann tries to explain in her new book, "When God Talks Back: Understanding the American Evangelical Relationship with God" (Knopf).
But given these figures, it appears this has always been the case, and it is hard not to conclude that many lawyers do not go to law school to be lawyers (again, no one has really looked to see if this is true or not, though).
Given these figures, demand for safe houses like the one Anya went to must be very high.
I wouldn't give these figures to them".
And his mastery of spoken language, of slang and argot and dialect, gave these figures a voice.
I believe that if Dr. Allan Redeker, who gave these figures to Parachini, is concluding that male homosexuality is a risk factor for delta virus hepatitis, his conclusion will not stand up to sound statistical analysis.
We give these figures and discuss their significance in the text.
Using the above meta-analysis, Tables 1 and 2 [ 2] give these figures highlighting the low incidence, 0.02% per annum, at ages 20 24 with the incidence peaking at 4.28% at ages 45 49 and then dropping to a steady 3% per year thereafter.
