"congested world" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or environment where there is excessive crowding or traffic. Example: "In our rapidly growing cities, we are facing the challenges of a congested world. Traffic jams and overcrowded public transport systems are becoming the norm."
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In the congested world of subway performers, where dance troupes, conga circles and violin players blur, Ming Liang Lu, 57, is an alluring presence.
But – and I say this with a thing like love – let the questions come from the younger members of our congested world.
A tidy New England-style enclave of 1,173 people on the cusp of Queens, the village is just a few blocks but a less congested world away from their semiattached house in Bellerose Terrace, a more middle-class unincorporated hamlet, also in Hempstead.
Heathrow, the world's busiest international airport, is also one of the world's most congested.
Critics say the Crossroads of the World is too congested for the bronze likeness of a singer with little connection to Broadway.
Dhaka is one of the world's most densely populated and congested areas.
Downtown Dubai, with attractions like the Burj Khalifa (the tallest building in the world) and the Dubai Mall, gets congested in the afternoons and evenings, so locals avoid it unless they're going out for a meal.
"It was pretty congested out there but those minutes will have done him the world of good".
In conclusion, no matter what side of the micro-mobility and e-scooter argument you fall on, the data indicates society needs a viable last-mile alternative to the current transportation options that are congesting and polluting the world's most populous cities.
India has more truly congested cities than any other nation, which is not surprising, since it is also the world's second-most populous country, after China.
