The phrase "a crowded one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a place, event, or situation that is filled with a large number of people or things.
Example: "The concert was held in a small venue, and it quickly became a crowded one, making it difficult to move around."
Alternatives: "a packed one" or "a busy one".
Get them while they're young Campaign circus Sense and censorship Boots on the street Barack Obama's Iraq syndrome ReprintsIt has been a strange race and a crowded one.
Get them while they're young Campaign circus Sense and censorship Boots on the street Barack Obama's Iraq syndrome Reprints Related topics American politics American state politics New York State politics World politics Republican Party (United States It has been a strange race and a crowded one.
Sometimes waiting for a second or a third vehicle is faster than attempting to board a crowded one (especially in transport systems that allow passing).
The fight over the chance to challenge Republican Rep. Kevin Yoder for Kansas' 3rd Congressional District is, on its surface, a crowded one.
The people search engine market on itself is already a crowded one: alternatives include Wink, Spock, Naymz, PeekYou and Pipl.
The second disk has some fine old songs on it, but here the field of early‐rock compendiums is a crowded one, and the selection is not so striking or comprehensive as to make this particular record indispensable.
The monitoring space is still a competitive — and crowded — one.
This filter and a "crowd" one proved useful for dampening the noises around me while walking around downtown and through a loud food court in a nearby mall.
If there's a crowd, one person is certain to be concealing a sadness, another will have abandoned a dream, at least one will be a special agent for his own cause.
When she told a crowd one night her song Rhiannon was "about a Welsh witch", rumour spread that it was she who practised witchcraft – again a tired cliche that the talented woman must be channelling evil powers.
Brazilian capoeira drummers ignited a crowd on one of the three themed "Rock Streets," while a circle of street drummers brought a taste of New York City to another strip.
