The phrase "and depopulation in the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in discussions related to population decline, environmental issues, or demographic studies.
Example: "The report highlighted the effects of climate change and depopulation in the rural areas."
Alternatives: "and population decline in the" or "and reduction of population in the".
Following great disruption and depopulation in the 19th century, practically nothing remains of the cultures of northern and southern Vanuatu.
The neighborhood went into a steep economic decline and depopulation in the 1970's, and East Harlem's Latino identity began to take on an ephemeral quality.
Similarly, following the rinderpest epidemic and depopulation in the 1890s (Rutten 1992; Talbot 1972) there must have been ample space in the rangelands in the Maasailand of the early twentieth century.
This historical case study, which looks at gonorrhea and tuberculosis transmission and depopulation in Micronesia during the Japanese colonial period (1919 194545), identifies lessons for more complex and contemporary settings involving other diseases and cultural norms.
However, our data reflected that there were changes of the population proportion and composition among these regions, which was most likely a reflection of internal migration, as described in earlier studies (ie, rural-to-urban migration and depopulation in metropolises).
In those experiments germ line ablation was produced by mis-expression of the bag of marbles (bam) gene in adult flies, which caused full sterility by day 7 post-eclosion in females, and GC depopulation in the 3rd instar larval (L3) stage or later in males.
The result was severe famine and depopulation, particularly in the north.
This was probably reduced by the "seven ill years" of the 1690s, which caused severe famine and depopulation, particularly in the north.
Until that gap narrows, worries of depopulation in the east, and overcrowding in the west, will grow.
The neuronal storage led to laminar neuronal depopulation in the cerebral cortex and to a practically total eradication of the cerebellar cortical neurons.
Setting the assumptions in terms of migration rates rather than crude numbers allows to capture the propensity to migrate more adequately and to avoid problems with the artificial acceleration of depopulation in the countries with a negative population growth.
