The phrase "a joint population of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a population that is shared or combined between two or more groups or entities.
Example: "The study focused on a joint population of urban and rural residents to analyze health disparities."
Alternatives: "a combined population of" or "a shared population of".
France and Britain each year patent more than 14,000 new inventions, support a joint population of more than 120 million people and help 20 million more out of poverty overseas.
Most of it is still unknown to international tourists, yet this is where residents of Rio and São Paulo (Brazil's two largest cities, with a joint population of over 30 million) come to relax, party and feel that tropical paradise vibe.
Together, the LaSalle facilities had four deaths in a single year, with a joint population of just 808.
MTRH is a national referral hospital with a catchment area of Nyanza Province, North Rift Valley Province, and Western Province, which have a joint population of about 11.24 million people.
The pair's previous run-in came last month, when Soubry said on BBC Question Time that Ukip had published a leaflet in her constituency suggesting that 29 million people would be coming to the UK from Romania and Bulgaria, The joint population of the countries is only 28 million.
This paper summarizes the dynamic joint strength evaluation procedures and the measured dynamic strength data for 13 joint populations of self-piercing rivets (SPR) and resistance spot welds (RS Ws joining similar and dissimilar metals.
This chapter discusses the dynamic SPR strength evaluation procedures and the measured dynamic strength data for various joint populations of self-piercing rivets (SPR) joining similar and dissimilar metals.
We generated a joint null population of 105 permuted simulated time courses by shuffling the original time courses in each experiment both along the gene and time axes, thus destroying any signals from biological regulation.
However, in both this crossbred population and in the joint population composed of several crossbreds, the FTO SNP g.400C>G genotypes CC and CG were significantly associated with high values for average back fat depth.
For example, a superspecies complex comprising Anas platyrhynchos, Anas acuta and Anas crecca would have a joint census population size of 31 million individuals and hence an Ne of 3.1 million (see methods for sources and assumptions), although sub-division of this possible superspecies due to assortative mating makes this an over-estimate[ 39].
To compare QTL among the three species we used a meta-analysis of sorghum QTL trials (Mace and Jordan 2011), a joint multiple population analysis of photoperiod sensitivity in maize (Coles et al. 2010) and the NAM maize QTL study (Buckler et al. 2009).
