Grafiikoissa

Grafiikoissa is a Finnish locative plural form of grafiikka, meaning graphics. It is used to indicate “in the graphics” or “within the visual representations” such as charts, diagrams, and other visual data displays. The form is common in written Finnish, especially in scientific, technical, and journalistic contexts, where authors refer to information that is presented visually rather than in text.

In practice, grafiikoissa signals the location or container of information: what is shown inside the graphics rather than in accompanying prose. It often appears when discussing data presentation, visualization choices, or the interpretation of visual elements. For example, a sentence might say that a trend is visible grafiikoissa, or that certain figures are easier to understand grafiikoissa than in tables or text.

Usage notes: grafiikoissa typically refers to content that is embedded in or conveyed through graphics, and it can be contrasted with treatment in text or in tables. The term is versatile across disciplines, including statistics, business reporting, and media coverage.

See also: grafiikka, kaavio, diagrammi, taulukko, tilastotiede.

Overall, grafiikoissa functions as a precise linguistic marker for statements about information presented visually, guiding readers to interpret data within the graphics themselves.