The phrase "participation figures" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the number or percentage of people who are involved or taking part in a certain activity or event. Example: "The participation figures for the annual charity run were record-breaking this year, with over 10,000 runners joining the event."
The participation figures are numbing.
Falling participation figures have been a significant issue for golf.
The participation figures note a wide, permanent inequality in sports participation between economic groups.
Roger Draper, the LTA's chief executive, described Sport England's participation figures as "disappointing".
In Wales, interestingly, the participation figures are really good but they are a moment in time.
Los Angeles election officials reported very low turnout and the statewide voter participation figures were expected to be similarly sparse.
The government, however, refused to confirm the participation figure and instead asserted that the economic impact of the strike was below that of a previous general strike in September 2010, when unions protested against earlier austerity measures introduced by the then Socialist administration of Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero.
"We're taking it to different corners of the world and I want snooker to be taken seriously as one of the world's great sports like football, tennis and golf". According to Sport England's Active People Survey for over-16s there has been a significant fall in people getting involved in the sport, with a weekly participation figure of 112,600 in 2005-06 dropping to 47,700 in 2013-14.
Patient participation is entirely voluntary and an agreement will be obtained before participation (figure 1).
In addition, two patients had to be excluded due to another serious disease and eight patients had moved out of the district and 18 patients refused participation (figure 1).
Consecutive patients hospitalised for AF and treated with RFA at two heart centres in Denmark (Gentofte Hospital and Rigshospitalet, Copenhagen University Hospital) will be screened for inclusion and approached for trial participation (figure 2).
