The sentence "population is dense" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an area where there are a lot of people living in a small area, such as a city. For example, "The population of Tokyo is dense, with millions of people living in a relatively small area."
Plus, the human population is dense — too many neighbors to contend with.
In heavily industrialized societies, where the population is dense and perhaps beginning to decline, the "other-directed" individual emerges.
Today, in less-developed countries where population is dense and hygienic standards poor, tuberculosis remains a major fatal disease.
Population is dense in the oldest part of town within a 2-mile (3-km) radius of the British fort (1897), which now houses the Ghana Regiment Museum.
Sen. Yvonne Boyer, a Métis lawyer and former nurse who has conducted an external review on tubal ligations in the Saskatoon Health Region, has suggested that if this happened in Saskatoon, it has likely also happened in other cities on the prairies where the Indigenous population is dense.
With that logic, the proposal prices a ton of carbon dioxide emitted in the middle of the sparsely populated Great Plains, for example, the same as a ton emitted in Los Angeles, where the population is dense and the air quality already poor.
The population is densest in the Northern Territory.
"Where the population is denser, there are fewer clergy around to reach those people.
Hogs are concentrated mainly in the central and eastern areas, where the population is densest.
For one thing, these missile strikes could scatter Al Qaeda, and cells could move to other parts of Pakistan, maybe down toward Karachi, where the population is denser.
The population is denser, more mixed with other groups, and more assimilated in the southern areas, and Russianization is increasing among the younger generation.
