The phrase "based on population projections" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when discussing plans, policies, or analyses that rely on estimated future population data.
Example: "The city council's new housing strategy is based on population projections for the next decade."
Alternatives: "according to demographic forecasts" or "grounded in population estimates."
Under new rules, though, local councils must agree to make enough land available for five years of growth, based on population projections.
The study reported that the number of adults in the U.S. aged 20 or older with hearing loss is expected to gradually increase from 44 million in 2020 (15percentt of all adults), to 74 million by 2060 (23percentt), based on population projections, according to a press release.
Although intercensal rates based on population projections are important for timely breast cancer surveillance, these rates are prone to bias due to the error of closure between population projections and decennial census population counts.
This element is based on population projections from Statistics Netherlands (Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek) combined with information about the number of contacts with health professionals for different age groups.
In addition to those changing precipitation patterns, water demand projections were calculated based on population growth projections and the pace of economic development.
Expected mortality rates, by age, sex and calendar year, were available up until 2011 and extrapolations of expected survival were based on population mortality projections from Statistics Sweden [ 10], estimated using the Lee-Carter method [ 11].
(The grants were prorated based on population).
"All the planning assumptions are based on smaller population projections".
Based on available population projections of the Haitian Institute of Statistics and Informatics (IHSI), 2012.
Based on actuarial population projections, ~6,570 people were estimated to be alive when the study was scheduled.
For example, the analysis was based on 2010 population projections by UBOS under the assumption that the growth rates remained constant over the period.
