statistics

The most recent statistical data available.

Data related to the economy.

Data on the number of people without a job.

Data related to criminal activity.

Statistical data that can be trusted.

Data concerning the population of a region.

Data related to the levels of employment and unemployment.

Data related to public health.

Statistics released by the police force.

Data concerning the police or policing.

Data about the import and export of goods.

Data related to the number and type of accidents.

Statistics collected or published on a yearly basis.

Statistical data summarizing a person's entire career, especially in sports.

Statistical data related to the sport of baseball.

Statistics concerning important life events, such as births, deaths, marriages, etc.

Data that has been collected but not yet processed or analyzed.

A technical term.

A technical term.

Used to specify the subject of the statistics.

Used to cite statistical data as a source of information.

To possess or be aware of statistical information.

To give or supply statistical data.

To make statistical information available to the public.

To mention or quote statistics as evidence.

To maintain a record of statistical data over time.

An official government agency responsible for collecting and publishing statistics.

Indicates that statistics point towards a conclusion without definitively proving it.