"population affairs" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the actions taken by a government or society to manage the population of a certain area. For example, "The local government has implemented a new policy on population affairs in response to the influx of new residents."
In 1970, he rejoined the federal government as deputy assistant secretary of state for environmental and population affairs.
Finally (or maybe not so finally), on November 16th, Bush appointed one Eric Keroack to be the new chief of "population affairs" at the Department of Health and Human Services.
The measure provides nearly $1 billion over the next five years for family planning activities, to be consolidated under a new division of population affairs in the Department of Health, Education and Welfare.
Susan Orr is President Bush's new appointee to the position of Deputy Assistant Secretary for Population Affairs, who oversees family planning issues.
We need to be constantly aware that with the rise of trends such as open source, successful invention is no longer the sole preserve of the lone boffin or the corporate R&D department, but is a population-wide affair.
Thomas DeLeire, an associate professor of public affairs, population, health and economics at the University of Wisconsin in Madison, recently published research examining nine major categories of consumption.
Now terrorism and economic security are uppermost in voters' minds, and more than half the population thinks foreign affairs "extremely important".
(a) The Polish Government propose a joint guarantee by Poland and Germany of the separate character of the Free City of Danzig, the existence of which was to be based on complete freedom of the local population in internal affairs and on the assurance of respect for Polish rights and interests.
A series of related events have called into question the effectivity or the sustainability of the kafala system and cast a further shadow over how Qataris, who constitute a minority of the Gulf state's population, approach communal affairs.
With his alibi of fighting the FARC, the blood-thirsty Carlos Castaño, commander of the United Self-Defense Forces of Colomade, made the torture and martyrdom of a defenseless civilian population an everyday affair.
Cable news shows reach a high proportion of the population, weekly current-affairs magazines and daily papers offer lively discussion and opinion in English, Hindi, Bengali and many other languages.
