The phrase "a consequence of population" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing effects or outcomes that arise due to population factors, such as growth, density, or demographics.
Example: "Urban sprawl is often seen as a consequence of population growth in metropolitan areas."
Alternatives: "an effect of population" or "a result of population".
Similar unequal diffusion in mixed dialects in any region also may be a consequence of population mixture created by migrations.
"This percentage can be expected to increase steeply over the coming decades as a consequence of population aging," the United Nations report says.
In other words, two of the six percentage points of the current depression of the red series is a consequence of population aging between 2007 and 2013.
"Our work therefore takes a step towards answering the question of whether the observed north-south linguistic divide in the USA is merely a consequence of population distribution and geography," conclude the team.
From an everyday perspective, a consequence of population decline and de-industrialization is the growth of natural areas: less industry and less people means more nature in the future.
Not only is more effluent entering the river, a consequence of population growth, but as the county develops and paves more surfaces, rainwater runs off the earth faster, sluicing into the river channel before it can sink into the earth and replenish aquifers.
This finding may be a consequence of the population size itself, e.g. smaller populations may loose males more often due to chance, thus accelerating male decline.
This sampling strategy probably reflects a commonly, though not universally (see Introduction) held view that local populations of free-living protists should be unstructured as a consequence of large population sizes and the potential for wide dispersal [1], [2], [58].
Or, is the increasing number of famous people just a consequence of global population growth?
The findings suggest that cities become more attractive as a consequence of higher population size.
Second, it predicts asynchronous and irregular firing as a consequence of predictive population coding, even in the limit of vanishing noise.
