'numerical digits' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a number or set of numbers, such as phone numbers, social security numbers, or dates. For example, "Please enter your phone number including the numerical digits."
In digital culture, by contrast, data is electronic, represented by notations of numerical digits; every digital image is a mutable copy with no fixed original.
We can encode any letter or punctuation mark in terms of numerical digits, so this would mean that pi is essentially that Library of Babel.
These 63 characters are enough for a Western alphabet plus 10 numerical digits, with several left over for punctuation and some special characters.
As an aside toward the end, for example, Shannon pointed out that the logical values true and false could equally well be denoted by the numerical digits 1 and 0. This reali-zation meant that the relays could perform the then arcane operations of binary arithmetic.
Made from stainless steel, this watch has a two-part display, binary on top and numerical digits on bottom.
Numerical digits in the assigned didentification number (ID) are unique to individuals.
Contains numerical digit.
aEach individual was given an identification number (ID) where the numerical digit is unique to each individual.
To further purify the data of WinDTome, we removed the drug-target associations in which 1) the length of the drug name is less than three, 2) the drug name is a numerical digit, and 3) the target does not belong to the human.
VNTR profiles are presented as multiple digit numerical codes, each digit representing the copy number of a locus.
At the start of first grade, we administered measures of numerical processing (digit naming, symbolic numerical magnitude comparison, nonsymbolic numerical magnitude comparison) as well as measures of intellectual ability, preschool mathematical abilities, working memory and processing speed.
