The phrase "a population which has" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing characteristics or attributes of a specific population in a formal or academic context.
Example: "A population which has access to quality education tends to perform better in standardized tests."
Alternatives: "a population that possesses" or "a population exhibiting".
"It's a population which has always been a place of transit.
The regulations, "do not address this vehicle population, a population which has exploded in the past 10 years," he said.
Though exact data is impossible to obtain (the last official census was conducted in 1979), Kabul is estimated to be the fifth fastest growing city in the world, with a population which has ballooned from approximately 1.5 million in 2001 to around 6 million people now.
Current standards for light trucks, "do not address this vehicle population, a population which has exploded in the past 10 years," said John Lampe, Firestone's executive vice president, in testimony about the recalled tires on Sept. 12. "These issues have been difficult for us.
Permanence is an important concept of mathematical biology concerning the survival of a population which has been studied in many papers [3 7].
In this paper, I will change the focus to a population which has received less attention in the minimum wage literature, that of immigrants.
Animals in diapause, used to study events associated with reinitiation of development, were taken from a population which had been held 48 52 days in diapause under the short day length rearing conditions described above.
One peculiarity about our study is that it was carried out in a Mediterranean population, which has a lower risk of bone fractures compared to Anglo-Saxon or Northern European countries.
Georgi et al. chose to study a pedigree in an isolated population which has also been suggested as a possible approach to find rare variants [16, 46, 71, 72].
These outcomes are relevant in an elderly population which has an estimated 50% mortality during the first year after a fall requiring hospitalization, 26 and an increased mortality risk after fractures.
Interprofessional practice is particularly important in the context of an aging population which has an increasing prevalence of long-term, complex, and co-morbid conditions.
