"crowded population" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a group of people that is densely populated or living in close proximity to each other. For example, "The city has an increasingly crowded population due to the influx of new residents."
51 Therefore, it is expected that this rapid urbanization, crowded population, propagated satellite TV, increased reliance on computer and telecommunication technology and decreased occupational-work demands, could lead to an inactive lifestyle pattern among the Arab population.
Michael Jacobson, who directed criminal justice agencies under Mayors Dinkins and Giuliani, said that given the city's once crowded population of prisoners, which peaked at more than 20,000 in the early 1990's, "even when they were releasing a lot, it was still a little".
Within the framework, based on the higher activity of genes and pathways associated with environmental information processing in gregarious locusts, we propose that locusts respond to crowded population density signals by regulating their neurotransmitter activity, and GPCR signaling pathways participate in this regulation.
Because CRs are ubiquitous, CR allergy is a worldwide public health problem, especially in cities with dense housing and a crowded population where the living conditions favor CR infestation (Chapman et al. 1996; Sarpong et al. 1996).
We were responsible for a large area with a crowded population so there were two VHWs assigned for ILI surveillance in this area but each one only got a half of the monthly allowance (150,000 VND).
Competition among plants in a crowded population leads to a negative relationship between the number of plants per unit of area occupied by the population (plant density) and mean plant size (Kira et al. 1953); the dispersion around the mean of individual plant size is also affected by competition (Weiner 1990 , 1995 Puntieri and Pyšek 1993; Kikuzawa 1999; Damgaard et al. 2002).
When we got there the town was crowded; the population of 7,000 had more than doubled with people fleeing the fighting; and the hospital was full of casualties and distressed people.
MSF Ebola expert Dr. Michel Van Herp, who was on the ground in October, said the mass crowds, population movement and possible political violence the election could create would only make the outbreak more difficult to control.
Due to their dense arrays of GUs, cushion plants may resemble crowded plant populations in the way the number of components (GUs in plants, individuals in populations) relates to their individual sizes.
Simulations by the authors suggest the cooler edges of the tropics could get crowded, where populations might theoretically climb by 300percentt or higher.
This association was consistent despite differences in definitions of residential crowding, populations, or geographic locations.
