The phrase "congested place" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a location that has a lot of traffic or a large number of people, which can lead to delays or difficulty moving through the area. Example: "I avoid driving through the city during rush hour because it is always such a congested place."
"Co-op City's a very congested place," said Mr. Bonanno, a 58-year-old social worker.
The congested Place d'Armes is the closest that "Monaco-bas" gets to a main square, and is also equipped with a plausible produce market.
"One second, you're in this congested place, and the next second, you're in this bucolic setting with ocean breezes and the sound of boats honking every so often," said Robert DiMaio, 52, a filmmaker who paddled to Governors Island from Brooklyn in a mahogany kayak he built by hand.
"It does have a more suburban style," said Mr. Santola, an executive vice president at Woodmont, "and it is a community that can be more appealing to those who've lived in a place like Hoboken, and now maybe want a less congested place to call home, and maybe start a family".
Martin's group are part of a thriving motorcycle culture in the city, which, as the third most congested place in the UK, is popular for bikers who like to weave in and out of traffic jams.
Keay's group is part of a thriving motorcycle culture in the city, which, as the third most congested place in the UK, is popular for bikers who like to weave in and out of traffic jams.
Many who found themselves a century ago on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, one of the most congested places on the planet, made it only as far as the edge of their dream.
The graph indicates that congestion control with data transmission rate outperforms the others due to its ability to decrease or increase data transmission rate in congested or non congested places.
"This is a very congested market place, with lots of growth potential," he said.
Operations in such congested space involve special equipment, including agitator cars for transport, pumps or compressed-air devices for placing the concrete, and telescoping arch forms that can be collapsed to move forward inside forms remaining in place.
It was not that the city had no room for its inhabitants but that when they chose to herd together they did so in certain places, and the larger the population grew the more congested these places became.
