The phrase "a higher population of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or density of a particular group or species in a specific area or context.
Example: "The study revealed that there is a higher population of migratory birds in the wetlands during the spring season."
Alternatives: "an increased number of" or "a greater population of".
In addition, CO supplementation resulted in a higher population of proteolytic bacteria than the control or supplementation with COM.
Three distinct zones (northern, central and southern) with four districts (Mansehra, Abbottabad, Swabi, and Kohat) with a higher population of small ruminants were selected.
The results showed that the population of soil D9 significantly (P < 0.05) affected the Fusarium wilt disease incidence of A. selengens and a higher population of D9 in the soil was correlated with a lower disease incidence of A. selengens.
There has been a greater swing to Labour in seats with a higher population of 18 to 24-year-olds, according to professor of politics John Curtice.
In subsequent cycles, the growth rate decreased, and contrary to the first cycle, less availability of nitrogen source for a higher population of microorganisms decelerated the growth.
The TAP process needs to be improved to obtain a higher population of Pt NWs and thus raises the catalytic activity for methanol oxidation.
"We've got a high population of mosquitoes on the wing right now," he said.
"Our state is not really equipped to deal with a high population of foreign-born immigrants," Ms. Sanchez said.
A high population of β-hairpin structure was detected for KIAβW, the variant with Trp.
Cathodic polarisation promotes pit initiation and suppresses pit growth; consequently, a high population of fine hemispherical pits is observed after electrograining with cathodic bias.
The HA indices analysis reveals that there is a high population of pentagonal bipyramid structure which become more predominant upon solidification.
