The phrase "a demography" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific demographic group or the study of populations in a general sense.
Example: "A demography of young adults shows a significant increase in digital engagement over the past decade."
Alternatives: "a population" or "a demographic group".
Solesin had been living in Paris for a number of years, writing a demography PhD at Pantheon-Sorbonne University.
In fact, as Boyer explains, the southern and western parts of the state have a demography, economy, and culture which is much more politically challenging.
"Projections aren't terribly accurate over the long haul," said Dr. Nicholas Eberstadt, a demography expert at the American Enterprise Institute in Washington.
The French-language Canadian film "Incendies," directed by Denis Villeneuve, takes place mainly in an unnamed Middle Eastern country with a demography and political history identical to Lebanon's, and it explores themes of identity, memory and family tragedy in a manner that recalls the work of Atom Egoyan.
These subtleties might be obscured by Sanders' recent popularity among young voters (of whose votes Sanders won 84% in the Iowa caucus) a demography that is by-and-large the most represented on social media.
a) Demography is a science that analyse the body, structure and differentiations of human populations.
It is difficult to dispute Teixeira's assertion that "a new progressive America has emerged with a new demography, a new geography, and a new agenda".
"My brand is a demography-breaker," she went on.
We propose a demography-adjusted method which helps to determine the confidence bounds of opinion polls with the use of Twitter data.
c using a demography-corrected neutral model.
Whatever the cause, a younger demography could lead to a relatively brighter future for America than is now commonly assumed.
