vital statistics

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vital statistics

The city publishes its annual vital statistics report.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • Official demographic data: "Vital statistics" are official records and numerical data concerning the most fundamental human life events, specifically births, deaths, marriages, and sometimes divorces.
    • Public health indicators: This data is systematically collected by government authorities and is used to analyze population trends, public health, and social conditions.
Usage Examples
  • Noun:
    • The government agency publishes the annual vital statistics for the country.
    • Researchers analyzed vital statistics to study the impact of the healthcare policy.
    • Changes in birth and death rates are clearly shown in the vital statistics.
Advanced Usage
  • "to compile vital statistics": The process of gathering and organizing this official data.
    • The department is responsible for compiling vital statistics from every municipality.
Variants and Related Words
  • Vital records (n): The official documents, such as birth certificates and death certificates, from which vital statistics are derived.
    • You must contact the county clerk to obtain a copy of a vital record.
Synonyms
  • Demographic data: Statistical data relating to the population and particular groups within it.
  • Population statistics: Numerical data about a population's characteristics.
Related Phrases
  • Cause-of-death statistics: A specific subset of vital statistics detailing the reasons for mortality.
    • The report included cause-of-death statistics, which showed a decrease in heart disease.
Related Idioms
  • : A humorous or informal phrase referring to a person's body measurements, especially a woman's bust, waist, and hip measurements.
    • The magazine article joked about the actress's vital statistics. (Note: This idiomatic use is separate from the official term.)
vital statistics

The city publishes its annual vital statistics report.

Noun
  1. data relating to births and deaths and health and diseases and marriages