"highly crowded" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing a place or situation that has a large number of people or objects in a limited space. For example: - The streets of the city were highly crowded with tourists during the festival. - The train was highly crowded during rush hour. - The beach was highly crowded with sunbathers and umbrellas. Note that the word "highly" emphasizes the degree of crowding, so it is typically used when the level of crowding is particularly noticeable or extreme.
Cells are highly crowded with proteins and polynucleotides.
Factory farming confines animals in highly crowded, unnatural and often unsanitary conditions.
So, when the high-price, high-gloss, highly crowded Tivoli seems like too much, Bakken is indeed a gift.
Hence, large dendrimers, which are extremely dense objects with highly crowded peripheries exhibit fractal nature with a fractal dimension greater than 3.
Folding in the cell must be achieved in a highly crowded macromolecular environment, in which release of nonnative polypeptides into the cytosolic solution might lead to formation of potentially toxic aggregates.
CA-based models are characterised by a limit to the maximum manageable density that also limits their possibility to effectively represent highly crowded situations.
All of this goes a long way toward explaining how such a highly stylized place — crowded, despite its brand-newness and deliberate obscurity, with sophisticates — feels so improbably genuine.
Orbits are susceptible to debris for two primary reasons: they are highly utilized and crowded; and the atmospheric/aerodynamic drag forces that cause debris to eventually fall out of orbit in a fiery return to Earth are vanishingly small above LEO.
Especially the EU-12 countries (Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Sweden, United Kingdom), historically highly developed and crowded, constitute the epicenter of habitat conversion and fragmentation (Pullin and others 2009).
The biofilm microbial community is a unique, highly competitive, and crowded environment facilitating microevolutionary processes and horizontal gene transfer between distantly related microorganisms.
But Cambridge Analytica's specific attempts at psychographic profiling do not need to rank highly on this already crowded list of concerns.
