"partially populated" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a situation where only some of the necessary elements are present. For example: "The new classroom was partially populated with desks and chairs, but there were still a few empty spots."
The form will be partially populated with your contact information and the record number and/or title of the item.
The results of the study show that simple asset databases, partially populated by visual survey data, can be used effectively to carry out a landslide susceptibility analysis.
The translation of EBCDIC/key code to graphic was accomplished in the CU with a single plane of core memory which was partially populated -- you could see the images of the characters.
Interestingly, although it is difficult to interpret the density for the substrate binding loop, residual density can be found for both the open and closed positions of helix-6 in two subunits of the crystal structure (Supplementary Figure S6), indicating that both states are partially populated in the X-ray structure.
The Chindwin's outlets into the Irrawaddy are interrupted by a succession of long, low, partially populated islands.
However, its large temperature coefficient (−11.9 ppb/K) indicates that if this hydrogen bond forms, it is probably only partially populated and highly transitory, reflective of the nature of this type of hydrogen bond.
Greece was partially re-populated in the ninth and tenth centuries when the Byzantine Emperors brought Greek settlers from Asia Minor back into the area.
Bodies, often partially nude, populate her photographs, but she augments them with surreal combinations of makeup and body paint, which feature other adornments like sculptural headdresses, fish heads, vegetables, masks, vices, and toothbrushes.
As with many properties of proteins, the relationship between the partially folded ensembles populated at equilibrium and those transiently populated during the folding reaction depends on the particular protein in question.
The role of intermediates (i.e. populated partially folded states) in protein folding has been a long-standing question [8].
Detection and characterisation of rarely populated, partially unfolded states within the native ensemble under physiological conditions, therefore, will be crucial for our understanding of the mechanisms that link folding and aggregation energy landscapes.
