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Discover Ludwig"population of interest" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You might use it, for example, in a research paper to refer to the group of people on whom the researcher is focusing: "For this study, the population of interest was adults aged 18-25."
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Our population of interest contains approximately 60,000 heterosexual German couples (unweighted).
Early systematic developmental screening may be warranted in this population of interest.
The resultant sample should be representative of the population of interest.
The population of interest is the cohort of former-USSR women arrived for the first time in Italy in 2007.
This can be extrapolated to the whole population of interest.
The population of interest included adult women living in the United States.
Results from users' testing on a sample population of interest can also be documented.
The result may be a sample that is unrepresentative of the population of interest.
Such rigor includes direct input from the population of interest during instrument development.
Validation proves the diagnostic capability, in the population of interest, of the diagnostic questionnaire.
In an ideal study, everyone in the population of interest would be included.
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