'statistical charts' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to a chart which summarizes and presents data in a graphical format. For example, "As we can see in the statistical chart, the sales figures have been steadily increasing since the beginning of the year."
SEATTLE (AP) — Tony Blengino wants to make one thing clear about his efforts to modernize the Mariners: Ichiro Suzuki will not necessarily be tracking statistical charts from a laptop at his clubhouse locker.
The large men who clog up the middle for N.F.L. teams are seldom rewarded on the statistical charts, but Hand reveled in that gritty role.
For instance, "Growing Data," a research project by the designer Cedric Kiefer, explores how natural processes can generate new forms of data visualization, going beyond traditional statistical charts.
A two-dimensional image flashed on a screen is an excellent way to present two-dimensional objects, like photographs, maps and statistical charts.
Most people do not sit down with statistical charts and decide on the basis of the evidence what specter of death or calamity should most fill them with dread.
Judith Page, a Brooklyn-based artist and curator, is behind this exhibition, which invites us to think about the role of lists, records, databases, statistical charts and graphs — what you might call inventory — in our lives.
At an office birthday celebration, co-workers said, he can be counted on to produce a statistical chart detailing the person's advancing years.
On Jan . 26 students taking the exam were assigned to write a persuasive essay on the topic of recycling based on information gleaned from a Consumer Reports article and an accompanying statistical chart.
The statistical chart uses the same identifiers as Formula 1 on TV: drivers who score a minus at time distance are shown in green to signify that they are ahead in time.
A statistical chart was used to show the results or data trends in data processing.
Fig. 4 Statistical chart of resolving cycle ambiguity with respect to different phase error conditions, whether or not an ambiguity judgment is used.
