The phrase "a big population of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a large number of individuals within a specific group or species in various contexts, such as demographics or ecology.
Example: "The city has a big population of young professionals who are eager to contribute to the local economy."
Alternatives: "a large number of" or "a significant population of".
Within France a big population of Algerian descent wrestles with the conflicted identity.
Sistan and Baluchistan, Iran's largest province on the border with Afghanistan and Pakistan, is home to a big population of Iranian Baluchis and Sunni Muslims.
Sequencing isn't reimbursed because it's not proven clinically, but it's hard to prove without a big population of sequenced patients," says Rhodes.
And so, the problem is, is that then you may be, one you're excluding a big population of kids who just can't afford to participate, so that limits your talent pool.
But given the supernova of the late 1990s, it's a big population of Web influencers and taste-makers that are all of the sudden cooing and speaking in baby-talk.
There's a big population of Muslims, Christians, Catholics, Jews … so people were just taken aback," Wallach said.
A bigger population of aligned correct would probably indicate most students had the concept right and hence consistently answered correctly across the voting phases.
With a greater level of structure and focus we will be able to create an even broader offering to a bigger population of gamers and gaming fans.
"Hopefully, in a few years when there is a bigger population of Asian footballers coming through the academy and grassroots system, we won't need a programme like this and then we'll all be very happy," said Taylor.
Viable P. ridibundus females will mate, preferably, with P. esculentus males (which have a more " ridibundus phenotype") producing a bigger population of ridibundus females for any further generation.
