The phrase "crowd congestion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where a large number of people are gathered in a specific area, causing difficulty in movement or access.
Example: "During the festival, crowd congestion made it challenging for emergency services to reach the affected area."
Alternatives: "crowd density" or "overcrowding."
3.01pm: Crowd congestion delays kick-off at Queens Park v Elgin City.
A week later, at the City Ground, the kick-off against Turkey was delayed twice because of crowd congestion: the game started 25 minutes late and the eventual attendance was 23,381.
Although there was significant crowd congestion before the opening game in Bata in 2012, games not involving the hosts were sparsely attended and even the quarter-final in Malabo between Equatorial Guinea and Ivory Coast attracted an attendance of fewer than 10,000.
In a match where the kick-off was delayed for 15 minutes because of crowd congestion the Salford forward Weller Hauraki and John Bateman were sent off two minutes from time for trading punches after the pair had already been sent to the sin-bin following a flare-up.
Finally, the relationship between crowd congestion density and speed of recovery and a method of calculating the time of congestion disappearance are presented.
Mark Footitt took three wickets for Derbyshire on a day when crowd congestion at The Oval delayed the start by 15 minutes.
Many New Yorkers did not embrace the idea of bringing the Games to New York, expressing concerns about crowds, congestion and cost.
Cities enjoy a number of benefits that encourage people to live in them despite higher costs, crowds and congestion.
But the excessive crowding and congestion in major cities has been exacerbated by the high cost of real estate, making home ownership difficult for many Japanese families.
But some Brooklyn residents have expressed concerns that the park may become too much of a tourist attraction, bringing crowds and congestion to Brooklyn Heights.
There were crowds and congestion, but the mood around town on Monday — from the streets to the bars to the parties to the hotels to the Mall to the monuments — was exuberant and, compared with 2009, relaxed.
