The phrase "are populated between" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when describing how certain elements or items are distributed or arranged within a specific range or area.
Example: "The data points are populated between the values of 10 and 20 on the graph."
Alternatives: "are distributed within" or "are located between".
GVKBIO databases are populated with explicit relationships between compounds, assays and sequence identifiers that have been manually extracted from journals and patents on a large scale [3].
The idents that appear between shows are populated by a collection of animated yellow "bugs" that squeak and wobble.
The intermediate positions between high-energy disordered monomer and low-energy highly ordered fibrils are populated by oligomers.
RNs are populated along the tree edges.
This collapse phase ends when collisions between H2 molecules and other species become so frequent that the ro-vibrational levels of H2 are populated according to LTE.
The dataset comprises 823,680 cells, of which 250,206 are populated.
When Drake presented this equation to his colleagues at the 1961 Green Bank conference following the end of Project Ozma, they ended up with estimating that the Milky Way was populated with somewhere between 1,000 and 100,000,000 intelligent civilizations.
The road that sweeps around the front of this picturesque north-eastern coastal location was populated with fans torn between the joy of quarter-final victory against Colombia and the sadness of seeing their icon and greatest hope left in a local clinic and out of the tournament.
Instead, they sample an ensemble of accessible conformations that are in dynamic equilibrium, with the lowest energy substate having the highest probability of being populated and the energy barriers between the different substates determining the timescale of switching between populations (12, 50, 51).
It is populated at an altitude of between 800 and 2,500 m.
