The phrase "statistics expert" is grammatically correct, and can be used in written English.
Example: The company hired a statistics expert to analyze the data and provide an informative report.
In Geneva, he became a statistics expert, contributing to the statistical interpretation of the results and building a common statistics framework for analyses in the two–W boson decay channel.
Senator Bill Frist, Republican of Tennessee and the only physician in the Senate, reminded the audience that Dr. Berry was a statistics expert and did not treat patients.
2.05pm: Earlier this week my colleague Oliver Burkeman wrote about the American statistics expert Nate Silver who is predicting a Labour meltdown.
The Gore team then hurt itself by submitting into the court record an affidavit from a statistics expert which, as it turned out, contained inaccurate information.
twitter.com/TWCBreaking/st… February 8 , 20132.26pm GMT Here's the latest weather prediction from Harry Enten, our statistics expert, who also follows weather models.
The court also heard from a medical statistics expert, Professor Robert Carpenter, that smoking in the family, allergies and which position babies slept in could have put them at "substantially increased risk" of dying from cot death.
[C4.] Experts Fault Trucking Statistics Experts say opponents of Mexican trucking, including the Teamsters union, have marshaled safety statistics that on close examination are misleading or incomplete.
But crime statistics experts acknowledge it is nearly impossible to isolate the impact of the threat of the death penalty on crime rates.
The data assuaged fears that job losses, foreclosures and reduced social services would lead to increased crime, crime statistics experts said.
The genetic variations, which encode nicotine receptors on cells, could eventually help explain some of the mysteries of chain smoking, nicotine addiction and lung cancer that cannot be chalked up to environmental factors, brain biology and statistics, experts said.
He thinks there is a methods revolution under way in the field, but argues that most of the statistics experts at official agencies and governments "are 20 years out of date".
