The phrase "attributes of population" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing characteristics or features that define a specific population in various contexts, such as demographics, statistics, or research.
Example: "The attributes of population, such as age, gender, and income level, are crucial for understanding market trends."
Alternatives: "characteristics of a population" or "features of a population".
Consequently, there is limited knowledge of the genetic variation in root attributes of populations of poplar which hinders identifying the most appropriate clones for stabilising soil.
Essential attributes of population-based palliative care models identified by policy and addressed by more than one element were communication and coordination between providers (including primary care), skill enhancement, and capacity to respond rapidly to individuals' changing needs and preferences over time.
Though it is not possible to describe all users of CAM as a sole homogeneous group[ 8], the reasons to chose CAM may be influenced by socio-ethno-demographic attributes of populations and/or the nature of disease [ 9- 11].
This attribute of populations is called genetic homeostasis.
Behavioural syndromes are an attribute of populations and cover rank-order differences between individuals.
Throughout this paper, when we refer to an "individual" from a particular compartment, we actually mean a descriptor representing the whole population in that compartment, whose attributes are averaged attributes of that population.
We obtained a higher number of respondents to the survey by the Internet and this population is more representative of the general socio-demographic attributes of the population of Quebec.
Identifying populations at increased or decreased risk of an air pollutant related health effect requires defining the attributes of a population that could render them at increased or decreased risk.
These findings suggest that perception of climate change assumes a spatial scale and will depend on socio-economic attributes of the population under study.
The rate of mutation in RNA genomes is so high that RNA viruses may exist as a quasispecies, a swarm of related genetic variants whose interactions determine attributes of the population (Lauring and Andino 2010).
Fixed physical (for example, infrastructure) and social (for example, livelihoods, economy, and culture) attributes of the population, which are dependent on specific resources and practices, are used to represent potentially exposed assets.
