"statistical report" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to an organized collection of data presented in a formal way. You could use it in a sentence like, "I am preparing a statistical report on the number of visitors to the museum last year."
One bright spot in the fourth-quarter statistical report today was an uptick in consumer spending from the period before.
The latest statistical report from the Council of Europe, assessing prison populations in mid-2012, confirms that disparity.
Last week, the Census Bureau released a statistical report on the last year of George W. Bush's presidency.
Unsure of the answer, and a bit embarrassed, the man flicked through a fat statistical report.
This decline, disclosed in an Internal Revenue Service statistical report, came despite a rise in corporate revenue to a record $17.3 trillion.
Just like national newspaper managements in general, who only need to look at the Advertising Association's statistical report for 2015 to know that they're not alone.
The work, actually a statistical report rather than a proper book, was written by Philip M. Parker, a professor of marketing at the French campus of Insead, the international business school.
Mr. Curnutt, who now works from his home in Arlington, Tex., said that a statistical report released by the I.R.S. last week indicated that cheating on the reporting of real estate partnership gains was growing sharply.
By James Thurber The New Yorker, January 8 , 1955P. 24 The writer gives a statistical report on Christmas cards, based on the number of cards his wife and a dozen other wives mail each year.
According to the annual statistical report by the Graduate Teacher Training Registry GTTRR) published last week, 30 black Caribbean, African or mixed-race people applied to read for a postgraduate certificate in education in history in 2013.
