The phrase "as being populated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a state or condition of something that is currently inhabited or filled with people or entities.
Example: "The city is known for its vibrant culture, as being populated by a diverse range of communities."
Alternatives: "as being inhabited" or "as being filled".
"Boxing gets a bad rap as being populated by thugs".
The snooty English, for instance, have long disparaged Wales, which they caricature unfairly as being populated mostly by Methodist preachers and disaffected sheep.
The changes it wrought were so radical that I can only think of my childhood as being populated by two mothers, two families, two mes.
Representative Mike Rogers, the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, said the talking points had been amended during a review by an interdepartmental "deputies committee," which he described as being "populated by appointees from the administration".
For ministries, caring about the evolution of the higher education sector on national scale more than about the evolution of each individual institution, it might be compelling to view the SG as being populated not by the individuals possessing superior knowledge but by individuals possessing superior power.
All told, it's a lot of adults for a realm we generally think of as being populated by children.
Since October 2007 this site has created a permanent, findable web presence for every programme the BBC has broadcast, with some programmes being populated as far back as 1942.
You can still see the results being populated as you type, but barely (see below).
Suburbicon might as well be populated exclusively by Klansmen; not a voice is raised in the Mayerses' favor, although the two kids, Nicky and Andy, unschooled in hostility, make friends across the fence.
But Olds is like a time-trap in medievalism, stuck in her obsessions with bodily flows, the pain of childbirth, and the witchery of men who love like it hurts, in a universe that might as well be populated entirely with priests and oracles.
Proteins participating in these processes were significantly enriched in disease datasets as well as they were populated with unstructured proteins.
