"population consumption" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to the amount or rate at which a population consumes resources or goods. Example: The government's policies aim to reduce population consumption of fossil fuels by promoting the use of renewable energy sources.
Global trends in population, consumption, migration and urbanisation accelerate the NCD pandemic.
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European countries in the pollution's downwind path were forced to adopt measures to restrict their populations' consumption of water, milk, meat, and vegetables.
Many researchers attribute those patterns, at least in part, to increases in their populations' consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages, which add calories without improving nutrition.
In addition, in both clinical and general populations, consumption of non-beverage alcohols was reported as relatively common [ 11, 13].
Moreover, with the increase in human populations, consumption of pork and pork products has increased markedly in the last one hundred years.
For that to work[sic], the mathematical model behind the system requires a geometric growth in debt, population, energy consumption, raw material consumption, waste production and pollution (and a complementary geometric decrease in our co-inhabitants of this planet !).
