"population segment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a specific group within a larger population. Example sentence: The marketing team conducted research to identify their target population segment and tailor their advertisements accordingly.
But he didn't win that population segment either.
At various times it is equated with a neighborhood type, a population segment, a lifestyle type.
One payer client, for example, had a dearth of information for a largely overlooked population segment.
According to the USFWS, the "species" definition also extends to subspecies or any distinct population segment capable of interbreeding.
What do you mean when you say that no particular population segment "owns" the issue of climate change?
The city's two-inch Environmental Review Technical Manual instructs regulators to consider adverse environmental impacts on "any subspecies" or "any distinct population segment... which interbreeds when mature".
"We're targeting the 'late majority' -- the population segment that's newest to the Net," said PlanetPortal's founder and chief executive, Brent Kleinheksel.
The Fish and Wildlife Service officially considers the western Great Lakes wolf a "distinct population segment" of the gray wolf, found in a discrete geographic area.
"So they are turning to the population segment that was previously not thought to be their customers: women".
The ongoing struggle partially stems from the difficulty with diagnosing mental health issues in people of color, the population segment hit hardest by Katrina's tear through Louisiana.
Researchers can examine a region, industry or population segment from key data indicators of politics, the economy, science, technology, culture and education.
