The phrase "assembled a population of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to gathering or creating a group of individuals or entities for a specific purpose, such as research or analysis.
Example: "The researchers assembled a population of diverse participants to study the effects of the new medication."
Alternatives: "gathered a group of" or "formed a cohort of".
We have assembled a population based set of 5,000 breast cancer cases and 5,000 controls from the East Anglian population.
We assembled a population based cohort of publically insured children and young people from 28 State Medicaid programmes (representing about 82% of the US fee for service Medicaid population in 2002).
We assembled a population-based cohort of 2 million women from four health authorities (two areas invited 3 yearly and two other areas 5 yearly) in England with cervical screening histories covering the period 1 January 1985 to around March 2004 (the exact date dependent on the area of residence), using information obtained from the national computerised call-recall system.
To represent a group with chronic high-dose exposure, we assembled a sample population of 6,747 residents from 12 rural farming villages in Thailand's Mae Sot District, Tak Province.
In contrast, we used the two largest state-based cancer registries in Australia to assemble a population-based sample of survivors in the very early stages of cancer survivorship.
That is, we aim at avoiding modeling the noise rather than the main pattern in the data by assembling across a population of models trained with different subsets of data.
Currently, there is no easy way to assemble a heterogeneous population of soil-derived genomes using shotgun methods despite the many groups spending a lot of time and money trying to develop algorithms or technical solutions to the problem.
On short notice, Dominica can assemble -- with a population of only 70,000 -- an impressive group of 15 environmental and sustainability leaders and activists to brainstorm with me.
Here, we combined a large-scale visual survey for undefined atypical palm seedling phenotypes coupled with active selection for seeds with twin embryos to assemble a sub-population of seedlings enriched for H/DHs.
Here we expand on this initial work to build sparse models that have higher potential to generalize to the clinical population.We assembled a collection of score sheets for two ADOS modules, one for children with phrased speech (Module 2; 1319 ASD cases, 70 controls) and the other for children with verbal fluency (Module 3; 2870 ASD cases, 273 controls).
