"statistical number" is correct and it can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to a number that has been calculated from the analysis of data. For example, "The statistical number of people unemployed in the US rose significantly during the pandemic."
"An insurance score is a statistical number that insurance companies use to determine your premium," said Jeanne M. Salvatore, senior vice president for public affairs at the Insurance Information Institute in Manhattan.
This statistical number is estimated to double by 2025.
For a statistical number of donor arrangements, we found a high probability to identify a single donor as the origin of the first current peak [13].
Each sample was observed by Olympus fluorescence microscope to be classified to different stages by the developmental characteristics of both the Micronucleus and Macronucleus during conjugation and counted many enough cells to conclude the statistical number proportion.
Table 2 respectively lists the statistics for seed pathogenic genes, our predicted genes and all genes in PPIN, where the statistical number represents the average over corresponding genes.
The DDD is a statistical number, based on recommendations of pharmaceutical manufacturers.
Despite staggering statistical numbers, empathy is not triggered by reason, logic or statistics.
A summary of the statistical numbers of this database is given in Table 2.
Richard Epstein, a law professor at the University of Chicago, regards the use of gross statistical numbers as "a form of willful ignorance".
The language model used in our experiments is a bigram, which mainly depends on the statistical numbers that were generated from the phonetic transcriptions of all words of both the training and the test directories of the WestPoint corpus.
From the statistical numbers in the survey, it is worth noting that only 66 out of 137 farmers had joined a sustainable certified coffee program, which accounted for 48.2% of those surveyed.
