"diaspora populations" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to groups of people living outside of their home country who maintain ties to their original homeland or culture. For example, "The diaspora population of Turkish people in Germany have kept alive many traditional Turkish customs."
Policymakers in the Asia-Pacific region increasingly recognise the value that diaspora populations bring to development efforts at home.
And because diaspora populations often build strong webs of churches, community groups and newspapers, bond issuers would be able to tap into a ready-made marketing network.
Former colonial powers have respectable reasons to be involved: diaspora populations, commercial ties or linguistic links—or simply their knowledge of faraway places.
Diaspora, populations, such as members of an ethnic or religious group, that originated from the same place but dispersed to different locations.
However, even in parts of the country with significant diaspora populations, there are only a small handful of obstetricians and gynecologists who have focused on treating patients with FGM.
Some are also offering banking services to diaspora populations in rich countries.The Western banks have found that establishing a light presence in lots of countries is a great way to lose money.
Mexico had the second largest diaspora population at 12 million, followed by Russia and China.
About half a million Jews live in France, making it the second largest diaspora population after the US.
Mr. Sargsyan of Armenia received a chilly reception when he recently took a weeklong tour to explain the agreement to the diaspora population in the United States, France and Lebanon.
India has the largest diaspora population in the world, with 16 million Indians living outside the country they were born in, according to United Nations report on migration trends.
That said, given anecdotal evidence that a large percentage of skilled Myanmar migrants are returning (coupled with the Myanmar government's efforts to reach out to the Myanmar diaspora population), a focus on job seekers will be of particular interest to policy makers, as well as to migrants planning on returning.
