The phrase "staggering statistics" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about a group of numbers or facts that are very surprising or impressive. For example, "The amount of pollution in the city was revealed in a set of staggering statistics."
These staggering statistics result in part from the introduction of Compstat, an effective response to an unmotivated police department.
Two days later in Barcelona, Messi scored his 40th league goal of the season, lengthening a run of mesmerizing individual play that has produced a wave of staggering statistics.
He has seen this first hand, growing up, and his experiences are backed up by staggering statistics – that black people are up to five times more likely to be arrested than white people on drugs charges, and over 10 times more likely to be sent to prison for drugs offences, despite the fact that white and black people use drugs at similar rates.
Kershaw cites staggering statistics showing, for instance, that German courts martial resulted in the execution of some 20,000 German soldiers, an astonishing figure when set either against the numbers the British (40) or the French (103) shot, or indeed that the Germans had executed in the first world war (48).
Part I, the introduction, relates staggering statistics on the distribution of the global population into urban areas, and provides central definitions and the overall framework.
Calm your wax strips, we are obliging, in staggering statistics.
It did not take long however, for his office to realize how significant the issue was, based on staggering statistics.
French Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve unveiled the staggering statistics Wednesday at a meeting of France's council of ministers, according to local radio station, France Info.
Ever since her early days as a young reporter during the Vietnam War, Oprah has heard staggering statistics about wounded service members and the sacrifices they've made for their country.
