The phrase "a resilient population" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the ability of a group of people to withstand or recover from difficult conditions or challenges.
Example: "After the natural disaster, the community demonstrated that it was indeed a resilient population, quickly coming together to rebuild and support one another."
Alternatives: "a strong community" or "an adaptable society".
Professor Richardson went on to tell the audience, according to The Times: "Central to any terrorism campaign should be a resilient population and, I have to say, the British population in the course of the Troubles and violence in Northern Ireland proved really quite resilient.
In our survey only 8%% of the donor candidates were excluded and the majority of the group showed high levels of resilience and quality of life, therefor we affirm that kidney donor candidates constitute a resilient population of good mental health.
In many ways, and despite its many challenges, Sangin represents a microcosm of broader campaign progress; an impressively resilient population increasingly choosing to side with a legitimate and forward-looking Afghan alternative.
Remember, this nation is home to some of the world's best and brightest technology brainpower and an extremely resilient population.
We also have huge advantages and capabilities, and a talented and resilient population.
Poland is a fascinating country with a rich history and resilient population.
Cyprus, he said, is branching into new industries like solar power, and it benefits from having a highly educated and resilient population.
The importation of nutritious varieties from Central and South America created a more fertile and resilient population to forge ahead into modern globalization.
The bottom line is that we need to take planning and preparation for emergencies seriously, and we need to have the will to make some difficult decisions around where and how we will build, maintaining a healthy and thus resilient population, and being willing to invest in prevention ranging from agricultural practices to flood management to road and home construction and many many more.
A greater proportion of resilient cells in females and/or a lower proportion of this resilient population in males are thus plausible explanations for sex differences in PD.
Though life in Baghdad is still far from normal, and the security situation still perilous, the capital's remarkably resilient population has begun to believe that the momentum for peace may be sustainable if it is left up to ordinary citizens.
