The phrase "a vigorous population" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a group of people or organisms that are healthy, active, and thriving.
Example: "The region is known for its diverse ecosystems, which support a vigorous population of wildlife."
Alternatives: "a thriving population" or "a robust population".
ONE reason for optimism among America's boosters is that the country boasts a younger, more vigorous population than other rich countries.
Prior to the attacks described in this book, which were incited by the poacher, Vladimir Markov, man-eating was virtually unknown in the Bikin valley, a large area with a vigorous tiger population.
To make room for the vigorous population growth of the city, a new town, named Mirail (Miracle), was constructed to the southwest of the older neighbourhood of Saint-Cyprien.
IL-33 administration induced vigorous population expansion of VAT-Treg cells, which tightly correlated with improvements in metabolic parameters in obese mice.
It is not a matter of surveying the last orangutans in Sarawak or searching for saola in Laos, as I have done, but of conserving vigorous populations of all animal and plant species in an ecosystem.
Generally, the mapping of vigorous populations is more accurate.
Larger and more vigorous populations of other soil organisms will also accelerate weathering and the creation of new soil, as well as increase the rate at which plants extract nitrogen from the atmosphere and use it as a fertilizer.
Despite previous evidence that activation-associated caspase-3 induction does not drive the death of cells in vitro (18, 19), the prospect that a vigorous outgrowth of small population of caspase-3low cells might mask a significant level of dying caspase3hi cells remained a possibility.
Our study has several strengths including a well-established cohort of Chinese population, a vigorous quality assurance program and the same strict methodology used to ensure the quality of the data collection over the entire study period.
