The phrase "average population of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing demographic statistics or generalizing about the number of individuals in a specific area or group.
Example: "The average population of the city has increased over the last decade, reflecting its growing economy."
Alternatives: "mean population of" or "typical population of".
17 Additionally, the average population of the 54 Assembly districts in New York City's four populous counties will be in excess of 132,000 citizens each.
The average population of the world's 100 largest cities now exceeds 6m.
There are numerous villages, each with an average population of a few hundred people.
Kinlochbervie is seven hours' drive from Glasgow and, with an average population of one person per square kilometre, Sutherland is a wild and lonely place.
Using the average population of minors and adults to produce a crude rate, the data shows reports involving children are massively overrepresented in most incident categories.
Dividing that average by an average population of 320 million people each year gives a death rate by Muslim terrorist of 2e-8.
15 Onondaga County, with a total citizen population of 414,770, less than the average population of each Nassau County district, will nevertheless be given two Senate seats.
In 1519 these once independent domains had an average population of 25,000 to 30,000 people.
Villages, typically made up of Ukrainian log cabins with thatched roofs, tend to be small, with an average population of 500 to 700 people.
The average population of protozoans in both termite species was diminished in a dose-dependent manner after fifteen days feeding on treated filter paper.
Thus, over 800,000 citizens will not be counted in the apportionment of Senate seats, even though the unrepresented remainders in two of these three counties equal or exceed the statewide average population of 284,926 citizens per district.
