The phrase "a collective population" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group of individuals considered as a whole, often in discussions about demographics, sociology, or community studies.
Example: "The study aimed to understand the health trends within a collective population over the past decade."
Alternatives: "a unified group" or "a communal population".
And is imposing a presumption that every citizen of 14 nations with a collective population in excess of 400 million "the least restrictive means available" of advancing the compelling interest of avoiding terrorism in the sky?
The old model also depended on people's willingness to accept direction from above, but Nordic populations are becoming more demanding.Small is powerfulThe Nordic countries have a collective population of only 26m.
The 12 countries have a collective population of about 800 million - almost double that of the European Union's single market.
Looking back on 2014, GfK's numbers speak to how a collective population of feature phone users — which were still the majority of sales at the start of the year — shifted to becoming smartphone owners.
An alternative approach is to assume that noise arises intrinsically as a collective population effect, and to describe the stochastic dynamics in terms of a neural master equation [16 20].
As a collective population, most of us have experienced a high school or college party and very well know that the 'top of the class athlete' can be equally as dangerous as someone who is not held at such high regard.
In the 1887 census the Bani Zeid sheikdom consisted of 24 villages with an estimated collective population of 7,700, including 400 Christians.
If, for a very coarse estimate, one assumes 50 new cancer cases in a population of 1000 per year, a collective average population size of 600 million people in the US, Europe and Japan and a 100-fold underestimate of spontaneous regression given by the number of published cases (653 in the period 1966 2004), only about 1 10 spontaneous remissions per 1 million cancer cases can be assumed.
Hodgson et al (2005) developed a model based on the estimated collective population exposure to asbestos and a specific form for the relationship between mesothelioma risk and time since first exposure at the population level.
So, for example, if the 2,763,885 residents of Utah were to say that the Civil Rights Act of 1964 just wasn't their thing, the state would have to persuade 32 other states, whose collective population might represent around a third of the American population, to say "Hey, no problem".
These days, when he returns there as a national organizer for the Industrial Areas Foundation, he finds seven or eight much smaller schools with a collective student population of about 1,000.
