"statistical reports" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to documents or written summaries that present numerical data and information, such as findings from surveys, experiments, or research studies. Example: "According to recent statistical reports from the Department of Education, the graduation rates in our district have significantly increased over the past year."
Although the health authorities in Taiwan release statistical reports periodically, the official statistics offer only aggregate data from the administrative viewpoint and lack a person-based approach.
Admissions directors circulated statistical reports to management tracking each recruiter's enrollment statistics.
Ms. Williams also disputed many of the plaintiffs' statistics, but said the company would not provide its own statistical reports until it gives them to the court on March 31.
The data collected by Statistics Sweden is used in multiple studies and for the national statistical reports.
From 2000 to 2002, individual income taxes fell 18.8percentt, more than three times the decline in adjusted gross incomes, the I.R.S.'s latest statistical reports show.
His successors have pruned the statistical reports of some negative indicators and tend to place a relentless emphasis on the positive.
Mr. Rohrkasse said the department had also posted on its Web site a number of other statistical reports without issuing news releases.
The requirements for a save have since been modified, but it has become a staple of baseball broadcasts, barroom arguments and statistical reports.
Its familiar bell-shaped curve is ubiquitous in statistical reports, from survey analysis and quality control to resource allocation.
Speakers yesterday called for more statistical reports to track the problem, self-policing in the industry, public education, more enforcement of existing rules and the adoption of new regulations.
"The primary task of my first job was to issue very long, monthly statistical reports," he wrote in his book, "In Good Company: The Fast Track From the Corporate World to Poverty, Chastity and Obedience".
