The phrase "assessment of population" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to demographic studies, public health, or social research where evaluating or analyzing a population is necessary.
Example: "The assessment of population health trends is crucial for developing effective public health policies."
Alternatives: "evaluation of population" or "analysis of population".
We offer seven recommendations for ex ante and ex post assessment of population health impact of market interventions.
A specific focus is dedicated to the major limitations and challenges for the assessment of population exposure to non-exhaust traffic PM.
An evolutionary search is coded using the genetic operators; namely selection by tournament, two-point crossover, mutation and random assessment of population for multi-cycle loading pattern (LP) optimisation.
For each Natura 2000 site a calculation was made of the conservation value of each species, together with an assessment of population isolation in relation to natural range and global conservation value.
In landscapes where natural habitat is highly fragmented, any method for assessment of population persistence or potential for biodiversity should be based upon metapopulation theory, taking into account the spatial and temporal dynamics of species.
A SCAR primer pair was evaluated and validated for the assessment of population dynamics of EPS62e on pear plants under greenhouse conditions using plating and most probable number assays coupled to PCR.
In their analysis of this subject matter the Physiocrats drew upon the techniques developed in England by John Graunt, Edmond Halley, Sir William Petty, and Gregory King, which for the first time made possible the quantitative assessment of population size, the rate of growth, and rates of mortality.
Can Individual-Based Models Yield a Better Assessment of Population Variability?
In 1798, Thomas Malthus, an English scholar and minister, published an assessment of population growth versus the ability to feed more people.
This assay simultaneously measures cell viability and cytotoxicity, thereby enabling the quantitative assessment of population growth while controlling for differences in total cell number.
This study provides a first-order assessment of population exposure to lahar-hazards in Washington State and is intended to further the dialogue on understanding societal risk in the region.
