"statistical collection" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a set of data or information that has been gathered and organized for analysis and comparison. You can use "statistical collection" when writing about the process of gathering and analyzing data, or when discussing a specific set of statistics. Example: "The government conducts a regular statistical collection of crime rates in each city to track trends and inform policy decisions."
For some cash-strapped treasuries, particularly in developing countries wrestling with debt burdens and budget demands, the statistical collection process is viewed as an unnecessary expense.
Attacks on the American Community Survey have attracted the loudest outcries from the academic and business communities, but other surveys and statistical collection efforts have been targeted, too.
This study is a statistical collection of skeletal data where we arbitrarily used 2SD as the threshold; this would vary according to the signs and symptoms of each patient in a clinical study.
Ying Hua Yu and Wei Wei performed the statistical collection and analysis.
Reactions coordinates found by transition-path sampling (TPS) yield a statistical collection of nonstatistical trajectories.
As the HDI was designed to measure all countries, and as many developing countries have limited national statistical collection capacity, it was necessary to balance the theoretical completeness of the index with practical issues of data availability.
We use a foundational machine learning method known as non-negative matrix factorization (NMF) to detect crime topics, statistical collections of words reflecting latent structural relationships among crime events.
(3) Fishery Statistical collections are subject to a Quality Assurance process which in some situations may determine the figures revision.
(1) Fishery Statistical collections are subject to a Quality Assurance process which in some situations may determine the figures revision.
(2 Fishery Statistical collections are subject to a Quality Assurance process which in some situations may determine the figures revision.
Estimates of annual residential population denominators for England and Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland for the period 1987-2006 came from respective national statistical collections.
