The phrase "affect the population of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or influence of something on a specific group of people or a demographic.
Example: "The new policy is expected to significantly affect the population of low-income families in the area."
Alternatives: "influence the demographic of" or "impact the community of".
The Central Park Conservancy, which manages the park, says this will inevitably affect the population of animals that depend on acorns for food.
The sugarcane genotype did not affect the population of S. bovis (P = 0.53) and M. elsdenii (P = 0.61).
This feature of the model is pedagogically important because it reinforces the point that the evolutionary changes the students will observe as they progress take place over many generations and affect the population of plants rather than individuals.
"London Array believes the proposed scheme, which uses only part of the area available for phase two, can maintain the integrity of the Special Protected Area in which the wind farm sits and will not adversely affect the population of red throated divers".
Exposure to Sorafenib caused a dramatic decrease in the area of the AVG, although inhibiting RAF kinase activity did not appear to affect the population of neuronal cells in the AVG, which continued to proliferate and exhibited little apoptosis.
In contrast, injecting 2 µL of N-GFP (20 µmol/L) every day for 2 weeks did not significantly affect the population of DA neurons in the SNpc 5 weeks or 11 weeks later (8.0±4.0% reduction at 5 weeks; 11.0±5.1% reduction at 11 weeks), thus showing the specificity of the lesion (Figure 8A and B).
Many of the leading causes of mortality and morbidity disproportionately affect the populations of low-income countries.
Because disasters disproportionately affect the populations of developing countries, we designed these methods to be sufficiently flexible to be applicable in both the developed and the developing world.
We analysed whether different management techniques affect the populations of several species of lizards (Podarcis hispanica, Psammodromus algirus, Psammodromus hispanicus, Acanthodactylus erythrurus, and Lacerta lepida).
But the model also reveals another important factor– that the rate at which abusers seek treatment affects the population of abusers more than the success rate of the treatment itself.
A solar disturbance propagating away from the Sun affects the population of galactic cosmic rays (GCRs) in a number of ways.
