The phrase "a specified population" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as research, statistics, or discussions about demographics where a particular group is being defined or referred to.
Example: "The study focused on a specified population of adolescents aged 12 to 18 years."
Alternatives: "a defined group" or "a targeted population".
For example, foundation hospitals are responsible for delivering health care services to a specified population.
Reliable estimates of inhalation intake of air pollution and its distribution among a specified population are important for environmental epidemiology, health risk assessment, urban planning, and environmental policy.
Therefore, the laboratory study featured herein was performed to determine the fate of CeO2 NPs in an aquatic environment and their toxicity towards 14 different ciliated protist species at a specified population level.
Incidence is the number of new cases arising in a given period in a specified population.
Throughout this paper, we use the term "migration" to refer to any movement of individuals into or out of a specified population.
Floor and ceilings can be inferred in part from the distribution of responses to an item within a specified population, but content also makes a difference.
If this model can be replicated in other locations, what we might have here is the emergence of a new way to target gun violence interventions at a more specified population than just young, minority men in a particular location – a profile that fits many more individuals than the ones who are at highest risk for getting shot.
However, the cost-effectiveness of HBOT could not be considered as established as long as robust health economic data based on evaluation of large placebo-controlled randomized clinical trials evaluating the effect of HBOT as adjunctive treatment in a selected and specified population of patients with chronic diabetic foot ulcers is lacking.
For threshold t, P Q ≥ t) = k where k is the specified population prevalence of disease.
The responses to requests for documentation were representative of the specified population of mixed methods studies.
Hudson's MakeSamples (ms) generates infinite-sites (Kimura 1969) genetic data under a neutral coalescent process, with specified population-scaled per-locus mutation rates, recombination rates, and migration rates.
