The phrase "a full population of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the entirety of a group or community, often in contexts related to demographics, research, or statistics.
Example: "The study aimed to analyze the health outcomes of a full population of residents in the city."
Alternatives: "an entire population of" or "a complete population of".
Students were volunteers and may not represent a full population of undergraduate pharmacy students.
After each stage of our algorithm with a full population of 1000, we selected the datasets to survive.
Taken together, these data suggest that continued, cell-intrinsic CD28 signaling in CD4+ T cells is required for the development of a full population of Tfh and Th1 cells in response to influenza A virus infection.
Even with a full population share of UK debt, Scotland would still have less debt compared to GDP. "An independent Scotland will be in a stronger financial position than we are at present," a spokeswoman said.
However, in spite of this, the study assesses a full population and as such is one of the largest adoption studies in multiple sclerosis to date.
Given the low response rate and indicators of likely non-response bias, our results should not be interpreted as a characterization of the full population of the surveyed county (responses represent < 0.01%% of county residents).
We performed a study of the full population of U.S. Medicare beneficiaries with diabetes to explore geographic variation in incident LEA.
For network epidemiology applications that investigate how the structural elements of the network impact disease transmission, egocentric sampling allows for an inference to the full population of partnerships that are contained within the target population without the daunting task of tracking down all partners within a network (called sociocentric sampling) (Morris and Kretzschmar 1997).
For the most part, we find compelling and consistent evidence that VR receipt is negatively associated with SSDI and SSI receipt, a result that holds for the full population of VR clients as well as subgroups of people with physical and mental impairments.
Some is due to the unavoidable statistical noise that comes with interviewing a random sample rather than the full population of voters.
