The phrase "a population of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific group of individuals or organisms within a larger context, often in scientific or demographic discussions.
Example: "A population of the endangered species was observed in the region, highlighting the need for conservation efforts."
Alternatives: "a group of the" or "a community of the".
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The scientists, from Spain, Germany and the Netherlands, studied a population of the frogs in a pond high in the Pyrenees over three breeding seasons.
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The Cornell researchers believe that an initial treatment to establish a population of the nematodes should lead to long-term control of ASB.
Willemoes, M. et al. Narrow-front loop migration in a population of the common cuckoo cuculus canorus, as revealed by satellite telemetry.
In this study, we used an automated pest monitoring system to study a population of the oriental fruit fly and revealed its intriguing population dynamics in the field.
Mount Mabu is also home to a variety of birds, many rare or endangered, including a population of the vulnerable Swynnerton's robin, Swynnertonia swynnertoni, whose continued existence is threatened by habitat loss elsewhere.
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"But then I decided there was a population of the poor in the United States living as if they were in a little third world country and needing all the help they can get," he said.
In 2009, conservationists rescued a population of the critically endangered frogs from the island to avoid them being wiped out by a chytrid fungus which has devastated amphibian numbers worldwide.
