"density growth" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the increase or growth of population density in a particular area. Example: The city's rapid economic development led to a significant density growth, with high-rise buildings and apartments filling in previously empty spaces.
The results showed an average bone density growth of 10% in 8 months and 51% in 34 months.
This polygon shapefile layer represents zones marked by the NYC Department of City Planning, Planning Coordination and Waterfront Division as Lower Density Growth Management Areas.
Red drum density, growth, and movement were measured in response to varying levels of fragmentation (i.e., High, Medium, and Low).
This downloadable data is the approximate area in these sections of the City where new development are required to comply to the rules and regulations of Lower Density Growth Management Area.
Plasma density growth rate depends on amplitudes of high voltage pulses applied to the substrate and to the plasma.
The predicted crack density growth calculated for various laminates is in good agreement with published experimental results.
Populations may be characterized by their state variables (parameters representing properties of the population as a whole, for instance, size, density, growth-rate, etc).
Only bold steps to promote high-density growth can offer hope that average families will be able to afford homes here.
"The concept does not work," said Patrick OKeefe, director of the builders' association, who predicted opposition by residents of towns targeted for higher-density growth.
"We're trying to put the brakes on this trend" by discouraging high-density growth and trying to divert highway projects from the town.
The SiO2 coating enables the strong deposition of the catalyst, facilitating high-density growth of VACNT.
