The phrase "alongside populations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions, policies, or initiatives that occur in conjunction with or in relation to specific groups of people.
Example: "The new conservation efforts will be implemented alongside populations living in the affected areas to ensure their needs are met."
Alternatives: "together with communities" or "in conjunction with groups".
Alongside population growth, urbanisation is also driving slum growth – people moving to cities to find work.
Hefce's POLAR research method divides the country into small areas based on census area wards, before using a specially developed methodology that relies on entry data from the Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA) and others, alongside population estimates derived from child benefit records.
These problems, according to theoretical physicist Geoffrey West, increase alongside population growth.
The ability to estimate density alongside population control activities will improve risk assessment and response operations against disease outbreaks.
Published data of African, Asian and European populations were used alongside population data from this study for comparative analysis.
3 Alongside population ageing, the number of older individuals presenting with falls in these communities are also expected to increase exponentially.
In conjunction with Felsenstein's 'pruning algorithm' (Felsenstein, 1981), this allowed for the computational inference of the sample genealogy itself alongside population genetic parameters, such as the effective population size.
Likelihood ratio testing and Akaike's Information Criterion AICC) were used to determine which variables should be included in the models alongside population mixing (the base model) and whether these should be included as continuous or categorical variables [ 31].
Actions to improve the timely delivery of emergency obstetric care are needed now, and will only become more important as demand for emergency obstetric services increases alongside population growth in Addis Ababa.
A trustee of the charity Songbird Survival, Robert Middleditch is concerned that the return of sea eagles – alongside flourishing populations of sparrowhawks, buzzards and marsh harriers – will decimate declining populations of farmland birds.
