statistics
/stəˈtɪs.tɪks/
noun 1
Collocations
15(noun.)
ADJ
annual, monthly | latest | reliable | vital
bald, raw
The raw statistics showed that online shopping had increased by 40 percent last year.
government, national, official, police | accident, crime, criminal, economic, health, population, transport, unemployment, etc.
VERB + STATISTICS
prepare, produce
keep
The hospital keeps detailed statistics about patient recovery rates for quality improvement.
release
STATISTICS + VERB
indicate sth, prove sth, reveal sth, show sth, tell sb sth | suggest sth
STATISTICS + NOUN
office
PREP
according to ~
According to recent statistics, most people spend over three hours daily on their phones.
~ on
The report contains detailed statistics on how many people use public transport in the city.
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