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Meanings of national statistics in English

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Usage of national statistics in English
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Bear in mind that local information is more important than national statistics.
Reuters
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The state-level data could signal an inflection point muffled by national statistics.
Reuters
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The national statistics institute will publish inflation figures for January on Friday.
Reuters
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With few exceptions, national statistics show inflation remains low just about everywhere.
Reuters
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Australia's national statistics office is due to report March jobless figures this week.
Reuters
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It cited national statistics from the Central Statistics Office, and got me thinking.
The Irish Times
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In other words, the racial inequality in national statistics has been stubbornly stable.
The Guardian
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Local analyses of occupational mortality such as this can usefully supplement national statistics.
Pubmed
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The news of the December slump came in figures from national statistics office INSEE.
The Irish Times
10
For the original data from Mexico's national statistics agency: here
Reuters
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But national statistics show that education is fundamental to birthrate.
The Guardian
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There are no national statistics available on the prevalence of eating disorders in Ireland.
The Irish Times
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But according to local and national statistics, small business owners don't want to hear it.
Wired
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This compares to the national statistics that show one in three drivers carry penalty points.
The Irish Times
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The national statistics agency is due to publish the latest inflation data on Monday morning.
Reuters
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Mexico's national statistics agency INEGI will publish the official inflation data for April on Thursday.
Reuters
This collocation consists of:
National statistics through the time
National statistics across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare