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The phrase "a higher density of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the concentration or amount of something within a specific area or volume.
Example: "The study found a higher density of population in urban areas compared to rural ones."
Alternatives: "an increased concentration of" or "a greater amount of".
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Walnuts contain a higher density of omega-3 fatty acids than fish.
"Dublin has a higher density of millionaires than many other European capitals.
The study also found a higher density of fast food outlets within poorer neighbourhoods.
Damping increases with a higher density of matrix cracks.
They also have a higher density of taste buds on their tongues, providing a way for researchers to easily recognize them.
Nuclear power is actually the name given for when there is a higher density of fire in one place than normal.
With a population of just over a million, it has a higher density of five-star hotels than anywhere else in the world.
Each point represents an individual grid cell from the map and colours that are more red indicate a higher density of points.
And they often offer favorable prices because builders who restrict sales to older buyers may be allowed a higher density of development.
Second, there's another factor at play: Counties with a greater density of foreign-born residents are also places with a higher density of the population in urban areas.
"There's a higher density of playwrights here," he said, "and you have more access to theater companies and actors".
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