The phrase "affluent population" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a group of people who have a high level of wealth or income.
Example: "The affluent population in the city has access to exclusive services and luxury goods that are not available to others."
Alternatives: "wealthy demographic" or "prosperous community."
American companies are also struggling to expand exports to China's huge and increasingly affluent population.
Bangalore is among India's biggest alcohol markets because of its relatively affluent population of technology workers.
An affluent population, nearby freeways and plenty of land have also sweetened the city's appeal.
The rise can be attributed to an aging but spry and affluent population that is coming to terms with an unprecedented rate of divorce.
And while Mr. Singh worries about feeding the poor, India's growing affluent population demands not only more food but also a greater variety.
assisted living has become a booming business with private companies vying to build deluxe accommodations to meet the demand of our affluent population.
"We're just forgotten about up here," said Lyndon, complaining that much of the focus locally was on Corbridge, with its more affluent population, independent shops and Roman heritage.
It is the place of a media boss's dreams cosmopolitan, with an affluent population and a newspaper industry still shackled by the unadventurous ways of yesteryear.
During the 1980s and '90s many of Boston's older neighbourhoods, most notably the South End, underwent extensive renovation as they drew an increasingly affluent population.
A large portion of Brooklyn's more affluent population goes to the more prestigious academic medical centers in Manhattan for care, further weakening the system.
7pm – People-watching at The Emporium Western Sydney has long been known for its no-fuss international restaurants, but in recent years the dining scene has become noticeably trendier, catering to the region's increasingly affluent population.
