The phrase "are populated for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the act of filling or occupying a space or area for a specific purpose or reason.
Example: "The new housing development areas are populated for families looking for affordable living options."
Alternatives: "are filled for" or "are occupied for".
But in the presence of the incoherent pump field, the upper levels are populated, for this condition the probe absorption will reduce in transition.
I love that it is not just about Daniel and Johnny, you have this high school world full of great characters that are populated for season two and that will offer more areas to explore and potentially spin off.
Physically, by increasing the incoherent pump rate, the upper levels are populated, for this condition the probe absorption will reduce in transition |0〉 → |1〉, thus the peak maximum of the probe field absorption gets reduce.
As mentioned above, the Andes have been populated for millennia.
If a transition state is populated for longer periods, due to mutation, there is a possibility of non-native interactions leading to oligomerisation and aggregation.
It is a wonderful irony, in fact, that a profession that portrays human nature as largely self-interested is populated for the most part by other-regarding actors who want to serve the public good.
Therefore, it's not implausible to assert that the Nasdaq might well outperform the S&P 500, which is populated for the most part by fine companies that manifest record profit margins and very high returns in equity, but nevertheless operate in saturated marketplaces.
It is populated, for the most, part by rich, elite, liberal to a great degree European looking to make the world a better place.
The name Winnipeg is a transcription of the Western Cree word wi-nipe-k meaning "muddy waters"; the area was populated for several thousand years by First Nations.
In general, the entire range of orientations is predicted to be populated for each parameter combination, but there are distinct peaks in the histograms, indicating that separate classes exist into which the most probable orientations fall.
The corresponding data elements were populated for 64% of all patients.
