"stated number" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a specific amount that has been expressed in exact terms. For example, "The stated number of people who will attend the event is 500."
This is 98 more than previously thought after the Insolvency Service revised its figures to show that the number of insolvencies between 2010 and 2013 was nearly double the previously stated number – 212 up from 114.
From the stated number of times physical activity of different intensities was carried out and durations of the activities, the MET can be calculated.
And in Brooks' own state of New York, Governor Cuomo, whose stated number one priority upon taking office was transparency, has convened a secret panel to determine the future of fracking in the state.
Consequently, the required sample size when the decision is reached could be smaller than the maximum stated number of 336 patients.
This is aligned with the recommended quality indicators for a Delphi study: reproducible participant criteria, stated number of rounds, clear criteria for excluding/dropping items and other stopping criteria.
After casting (binding) off the stated number of stitches, one stitch remains on the righthand needle.
Update 2: Twitter has pointed to these previously stated numbers to share in terms of mobile growth. .
Unless otherwise stated, numbers shown are mean±standard deviation, and numbers in parentheses denote the number of experiments ( = number of animals tested).
Unless stated, numbers in right column are percentages.
*Several studies did not explicitly state number of doses received.
An earlier version of this article incorrectly stated the number of parole hearings Van Houten has had.
