The phrase "a sizeable population of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a large number of individuals within a specific group or category.
Example: "In the city, there is a sizeable population of artists who contribute to the vibrant cultural scene."
Alternatives: "a significant number of" or "a large community of".
Once upon a time, in a Republic that now seems far, far away, Nevada was a thinly-populated state that lacked for many things, including a sizeable population of attorneys or anything like a substantial court system.
Older people represent a sizeable population of the UK.
The leopards were here long before millions of people turned Mumbai (which once had a sizeable population of tigers, too) into a bustling megacity.
But the policy requiring them to first pay off any fees, fines and restitution has resulted in a sizeable population of Alabama felons who have not committed crimes that would have resulted in them losing the franchise under the new law, yet they remain unable to restore their voting rights solely because of their financial situation.
In the field of wildlife management, restoring the Canyon to its pre-Columbian splendour has entailed some tough decisions – none more so than a 1976 plan to eliminate a sizeable population of feral burros (wild donkeys) roaming the preserve, animals classified as exotics by the NPS.
He says it's because much of South America has culturally accepted online dating, it has a sizeable population of 30 million monthly active Facebook users, and the social network can track data out of a few discrete metropolitan areas.
Soon missionaries were sent to Goa, which led to conversion of a sizeable population to Roman Catholicism.
It lies so close to Donetsk (25km; 15 miles) it is almost the same city but nonetheless has a sizeable population (approximately 355,000) of its own, and a similarly large steel- and coal-based economy.
It is also clear but not surprising that some individuals (H5 in Figure 3d) maintain a more sizeable population of antigen-specific T cells than others.
The presentation, natural history, and treatment response of these tumors has been unclear as there are no significant series of a sizeable population with long-term follow-up.
OR = Odds Ratio CI = Confidence Interval; BRFSS = Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System This study represents the first major stride to consider the relationship between different ages of disability onset and self-reported general health of a broadly defined, sizeable population of people with disabilities.
