The phrase "pockets of population" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to areas or regions, usually small ones, that contain a certain population, usually distinct from the population of the surrounding area. For example, "The small town had several pockets of population, including a large Hispanic community."
Recalling life before Sept. 11, they described TriBeCa, Battery Park City, the financial district and South Street Seaport -- the pockets of population where they live -- as villages or small towns or frontier, in their neighborliness or closeness of community or in the friendly texture of the day-to-day.
However, due to the high spatial bias of minihalos, the enrichment of the IGM proceeds very anisotropically, with pockets of Population III star formation surviving to very low redshifts (Norman et al. 2004; Tornatore et al. 2007; Ricotti et al. 2008; Maio et al. 2010, 2011a; Muratov et al. 2013a, 2013b).
Mobile teams make regular visits to pockets of population in remote areas.
Napoleon enjoyed several advantages the Union didn't, including shorter conflicts, narrower geography and population density, pockets of friendly population support, closer supply lines and an ability to defeat opposing armies completely (something that was achieved only once in the Civil War, at the Battle of Nashville in late 1864).
Sex education, condoms, abstinence, antiretroviral drugs and the fear of death have concentrated it mostly in small pockets of the population.
Small pockets of dense population occur in the tin fields of the Jos Plateau and in the southern Tiv-inhabited area.
The Fund also said the US should focus more resources on the poorest pockets of the population to ensure "economic and social stability".
"In a psychological sense, people are shifting blame to try to solve the recession by focusing on certain pockets of the population or certain jobs or certain policies," says Barankay.
Today, huge pockets of the population are still victims of the 2008 financial recession--just as they were when Obama took office in January of 2009--and 2009--and 2009--andis fareure to penalize those responsible frustratedeconomic woes.
Otherwise pockets of the population will remain unprotected.
However, unreached pockets of the population remain distant from high impact health and nutrition interventions.
