The phrase "outstanding numbers" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which figures are particularly impressive or superior. For example: "The company reported outstanding numbers in the second quarter of the year, with sales up by 30%."
Broadway Bash, a concert of outstanding numbers from more than two dozen musicals of the 20th century.
Before the Games, organizers and television executives quoted seemingly (to me) outstanding numbers when discussing the amount of people who would watch domestically and abroad.
In New Jersey, Van Horn was hailed as a savior, but he did not meet the high expectations even though he produced outstanding numbers.
Then on Friday, Citigroup and Bank of America — two of the great basket cases of the meltdown — reported outstanding numbers, too.
"In terms of targeting there are similarities [with Dave], it has continued to deliver outstanding numbers but it relies on a lot of UK specific humour.
Those are not outstanding numbers, but they are enough to keep Patriots linebackers close to the line of scrimmage on passing routes, giving Cruz & Company more room to operate.
However, a spokesman said he was unconcerned by the outstanding number of forms.
New category this year on account of such an outstanding number of candidates.
Payroll jobs rose by 255,000, after the outstanding number of 292,000 in June; the three-month average is now 190,000, which is much higher than previously anticipated".
"Lost in the Stars," the set's other outstanding number, was done as a light march, featuring Mr. Donovan's bass.
'Hurst Green Shaft Thompsonon & Morgan, £2.99 for 250 seeds) grows no more than 70-75cm tall, just right for the pig netting, and produces an outstanding number of pods, 10-12cm long, all packed with peas.
